Draw lines between stars with a dry-erase marker and race your rivals to the most famous constellations.
You are a stargazer armed with a dry-erase marker, and the night sky is printed on cards. Each turn you either Observe or Rest. Observing means spending Stardust to mark stars on a Constellation card, but only along one straight, unbroken line, and you can use Telescope to stretch your reach. Complete a constellation and you take its card for Fame points. Once enough constellations are gone, end-game bonuses get tallied and the most famous astronomer wins. It plays like a puzzly race with a mean streak, because a constellation you have been quietly marking can be snapped up by someone else first. The rules stay lean, and the whole thing runs around an hour and a half.
Who it's for
You like a tactical puzzle with a light competitive bite, and the idea of drawing on your cards with a marker appeals to you.
Not for you if…
You want a lot of table talk or heavy planning depth. This is a focused duel of lines and timing, not a big strategic sprawl.
Vibe's take
Calm and puzzly, with a sharp edge. You plan your lines carefully, then watch someone else grab the constellation you were nearly done with.
newer than 67% of games
collected more than 39% of games
Best with 3 · publisher: 10+
longer than 77% of games · typical 30–90 min
One warm-up round · 2.1 out of 5 · heavier than 53%
A normal range of ratings
Text on cards or in the rules