Microsoft .net Compact Framework Windows Mobile Windows Mobile Phone WVGA Game Review Totem Star Lite

This WVGA game(and other resolutions) is available for free via the developer website – Touch Dimensions. Where you can find it as a .cab file to install on your phone. The game in cab format can be either downloaded to your phone or copied over via Windows with file transfer options. This WVGA game needs you have MS .NET Compact Framework 3.5 installed on your Windows mobile 6.1 or 6.5 device. You can find it through searching around in the search engines or the Microsoft website.

This WVGA Games that was previously known as “Dream Catcher” but for unknown reason was renamed to Totem Star. In this game you lead the destiny of your fellow tribesmen through the stars or so say the creators of this game. Totem Star is set in the Native American desert sunset. The goal of the game is to draw patterns around stars of similar shape or color. You can also make combination in as the authors say – ‘an infinite variety of patterns’ which in reality will is quite finite. But there are plenty combinations possible and a lot to be found out in the game play.

Totem Star Lite does not have a steep learning curve at all, but you will soon discover that the game is much deeper as it seems to be from the start. The goal of the game is to make a lot of patterns from the stars that appear in the game area. The combinations can be found in the bottom right corner of the screen. Just below a totem pole that you have to fill up to have your fellow tribesmen create more structures, which results into a new goal and a higher score.

When you need to make certain combinations you can force the color star to appear in the game area by making a certain combination to force a certain color to spawn. The combinations you can make in the game can be found on Touch Dimensions site which you can locate with any search engine.

The game is fun, and keeps you entertained for a long time. The background tunes are is very nice and the entire atmosphere of the game is just perfect. These days finger friendly applications and games are really hot. But because of how the game is made it’s often better to use the stylus. This is because you have to draw patterns between sometimes close by stars and having your finger in the way does more harm then good. The game plays fine with your finger as long as you are not that concerned about getting the best highscore that day. In the options menu of the game you can see your current highscore and switch between sounds/music disabled or enabled. Other than that it’s just a great little WVGA game that works on all devices it was tested on, QVGA, VGA, WVGA and more. Make sure you try out this great and best of all – free game.