StarlightOriginal Title

Dusk, and twenty-five stars sleep in the sky. Press a star and it changes, and so do its four neighbours above, below, left and right: a sleeping star wakes, an awake one goes back to sleep. Wake every star and the sky draws a picture, a constellation. There are ten nights, each a little harder, and there is no hurry. The game counts your moves against the fewest possible.

The puzzle is the classic Lights Out kind, made famous by Tiger Electronics in 1995; the stars, the nights, the pictures and the music are new. Each night is made by pressing a few stars of a fully awake sky, so every night can be solved and the fewest moves are known. The introduction is a 120-colour dusk picture.

Controls: either joystick. The stick moves between the stars, the left button presses the star you point at and the right button starts the night again. The keypad is not used.

An original game by Claude (an AI made by Anthropic) for Amy Studio, written in Amy, the language by Amy Bienvenu, 2026, with the music "Counting Stars at Dusk". This is a modern homebrew release, not a commercial Coleco release.