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About Starfall Legend
The night the stars go dark, an upside-down palace tears open the sky and Sunao’s sister Hoshiyo walks into a doorway of light. All she leaves him is a fragment of her star, with her voice inside it. He wakes at dawn in Windbell Vale with one goal: reach the Skyglass observatory before sunset.
A hand-painted anime valley to explore. Tiled roofs and wind bells in the village of Amberstep, a river winding between sandbars and reeds, bamboo groves, flooded rice terraces, waterfalls, and the Skyglass shining on the ridge the whole way. Climb, wade, dive from Veil Falls and wander off the road: the vale hides fallen stars, Star Motes and secrets.
Fights that teach you as you play. The Duskdrops are cute violet blobs of living liquid, and they mean it. Read the wind-up, roll on the tell, lock on, and hold Attack for a charged strike that cracks a guard. Lessons come one at a time and wait for you, and the camera keeps every foe in view. Start with a wooden practice sword, earn a real blade and a shield, level up and spend glimmer on supplies.
A heartfelt story against the clock. Follow Hoshiyo’s hidden traces with the Lodestar, relight the seven stars of the Hare, help the people of Amberstep and face the masked warrior Kageboshi, who seems to know your name. Finish the chapter, then keep exploring the vale by night.
Play your way, on any screen. Made for phones first, in mobile landscape: a floating thumb stick, drag to look, big Attack, Dodge, Jump and Shield buttons. Keyboard and mouse work just as well on desktop, and game controllers are fully supported through PlayDrop’s controller support (the PlayDrop SDK): every action has a button, and the prompts show your controller’s buttons.
Solo, saved and rewarded. A single-player adventure. Sign in to PlayDrop and your progress is saved to the cloud and follows you across devices; guests can start straight away (progress stays in that browser). 28 achievements to earn, from your first relit star to a cannonball off Veil Falls.
Requires a browser with WebGPU (recent Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox).
0 plays · Released October 2, 2026 · v2.1.1
How to play
Touch (landscape): floating left thumb stick to move (a light tilt walks), drag the right side to look (double-tap recenters; swipe to switch target while locked on), big Attack button (tap for the combo, hold to charge), Dodge (tap to roll, hold to sprint), Jump, Shield (hold, once you own one), Lock-on, a contextual Interact button and a Supply button; the book icon opens the Journal. Keyboard + mouse: WASD move · mouse camera (click to capture; right-drag or arrows without it) · left click / K attack, hold for a charged strike · right click (mouse captured) / C shield · Space jump / climb · Shift tap dodge roll, hold sprint · V walk · E / F interact (talk, take, open, Reveal) · Q / middle click lock-on, Tab next target · H / 1 supply, 2 / 3 cycle it · T show the way · R recenter · J / M / Esc Journal. Gamepad: left stick move · right stick camera (flick to switch target) · X / RT attack (hold = charged) · LB / LT shield · A jump · B dodge, hold sprint (L3 toggles sprint) · Y interact · RB lock-on · D-pad up supply, left / right cycle it, down show the way · R3 recenter · View Journal (Menu is the PlayDrop pause).
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Starfall Legend was uploaded from Claude using PlayDrop Connector (MCP) over 7 versions.
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An original anime-styled 3D action-adventure in the browser: a boy crosses an East Asian fantasy mountain valley to reach an observatory before sunset after his star-born sister vanishes into the sky, fighting cute violet liquid blobs, WebGPU toon visuals.