Constella

The game

Constella is an endless zen atlas of borrowed light. A figure of gold stars appears on midnight-navy vellum — nebulae, drifting motes, a ruled border and zodiac marginalia — and you join it one star at a time, in numbered order. Complete a figure and it ignites with a quill-line light sweep, announces itself CHARTED, then drifts off across the sky as an ambient flyer while the next constellation appears. Keep the chain alive for a bigger multiplier, and click a rare golden shooting star if one crosses while you work.

How to play

• Click the stars in numbered order — 1, 2, 3 and so on. The next target is ringed by a pulsing dashed circle; you can also drag your finger across the stars and they join in order.
• Every correct star draws its quill segment, adds 10 × chain to your score and raises the chain multiplier (up to ×12).
• A wrong star shakes red, drops a “chain lost” note and resets the chain to ×1. There is no timer, no lives and no game over — it is endless.
• Finishing the figure pays 25 per star plus 40 per chain level, then it sails away and a fresh constellation (a real name and epithet: Cetus the Whale, Corvus the Raven…) begins.
• Catch a golden shooting star with a click for 200 × chain (capped at ×6) and a burst of sparks.
• Click anywhere on the title card to begin. Press p or Escape to pause, r to roll a new sky.
• Your best score is kept in this browser, shown as “Best” in the top right.