Flutter Starlight — Cozy Game

This game has been vital to my goal of improving my mental health. I’ve been playing for over a year now and the play style is perfect for me to help schedule time for myself to check in on something that brightens my life. There’s nothing like stepping away a few times a day to look at all the beautiful moth art in the game, to feel like I’m taking care of them while not having the actual responsibility of keeping them alive or anything like that. I’ve also taken to looking up and researching each new moth I get in game and have continued learning a small amount almost every day because of it. I also adore that you can make significant progress in the game by watching ads but that they aren’t necessary to actually continue playing and collecting these beautiful fluttery moths. I love sharing the fun facts you unlock with each moth with my friends and they also love hearing them! The development team is also absolutely fantastic; the two times I’ve had issues with the game (one on my end due to connectivity issues) I’ve been able to get in touch with a team member to sort it all out. To top it off, their discord community is absolutely lovely and full of fun and interesting people. I’m so grateful to have this game available to me and that it’s able to provide me with a positive part of my day, every day, every time. Thank you, team runaway!!

THIS GAME IS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!! If I could change one thing about it, it would be a system where you could name your moths. The same thing goes for Flutter: Butterfly Sanctuary. Like if you tap on your moth there’s a button labeled “name” and then you can type in a name for it. Or if you just don’t know what to name it, there can be a “randomize” button, where a randomly generated name is selected. Then when you fuse two moths together, you can pick between the two moths’ names (or, if you’re like me, just only name the original moth, and not name the one you fuse with it.) there can also be an option in settings of the game to show the names of your moths. Also, if you do add this to the game, please make the naming free. If not free, make it 10 coins. I would rather spend my real money on other things in these wonderful games. And I would rather spend my Glowbucks on upgrading the flowers for more pollen. That’s it with this review. Wait it’s not, one more thing. THE CATERPILLARS ARE THE ABSOLUTE MOST ADORABLE THINGS ON THE PLANET AND THAT IS A FACT!!!!! Also, who in their right mind would give this game anything under a 5 star? The caterpillars are hecking adorable people. tHaTs aLl yOu rEaLlY nEeD. Anyway, have a nice day Runaway! (And anyone else that read this) Don’t stop these great games! -Zap578

I love this game, as well as Flutter. The moths are cute and fun to look at and you can tell that effort goes into the design of everything in this game. I enjoy the events in this game, they’re easy to understand. The game is relaxing to play; the music, the graphics and gameplay are all soothing to me. However, I think there should be more options for acquiring moths you missed in previous events. As of now, the only way to get them is to buy eggs with flutterbucks when the moth happens to visit your forest. It’s random, unless there’s a special visiting-moth event going on. The prices go up based on rarity, and legendary moths cost a whopping 500 flutterbucks. That’s around 20 real life dollars, just for this moth. If you’re a perfectionist, this game may frustrate you majorly since it’s almost impossible to have every moth in the game. I feel like there needs to be a better way for players to get past moths, either with a recap sort of event, or perhaps cheaper prices on visiting moths. It’d take me, personally, a really long time to get 500 flutterbucks (without purchasing them with money), and then to spend them all in one go...it just seems a little unfair. I think a lot of players would appreciate recap events that gives them the chance to get past moths using flowers rather than flutterbucks. Other than that, I enjoy this game and think it’s brilliant and worth the download if you don’t mind the whole “past moths” thing.