Starfall

Each sky is a picture drawn in stars, and every star starts somewhere it shouldn’t. Tap a cluster of matching strays to pick it up, then tap a glowing spot — it fills that spot and every connected one of the same color, and the picture comes back a limb at a time. A twelve-slot tray is your working space. The sky is finished when every star is lit and the tray is empty.

Hundreds of skies, grouped into story missions that run from a spacesuit and a rocket out past first contact. No timer, no lives, nothing counting down.

The dark is colder than it looks.