Kira Kira Magical Stars
A downloadable game for Windows
Oh no! The Monster Queen has invaded town and captured your friends! Do you have what it takes to save them? Help Kirari and her friends to defeat the monsters and their nefarious queen, and return peace to the land!
Kira Kira Magical Stars is a cute fantasy magical girl top-down shooter and platformer for Windows featuring:
- 6 Playable Characters with distinct abilities and dialogue!
- 7 Long Stages you can play and re-play in any order you want!
- Health and Magic Upgrades!
- A REAL GBC Soundtrack! (Composed with Furnace Tracker)
- Inventory and Shop systems, and a Save feature!
- Full and Remappable Gamepad and Keyboard support! (Supports Switch, PlayStation, Xinput and D-Input controllers!)
FREE DEMO AVAILABLE!
Default Controls:
Keyboard:
Movement = Arrow keys
Jump / Confirm = Z
Shoot / Cancel = X
Magic = Hold Shoot Button to charge, release to cast.
Pause = Enter
Controller:
Movement = D-Pad or Left Stick
Jump / Confirm = Right Face Button (A / Circle / B)
Shoot / Cancel = Bottom Face Button (B / X / A)
Magic = Hold Shoot Button to charge, release to cast.
Pause = Start
(You can toggle the Analogue Stick On or Off by pressing the Select button at any point in the game)
(If at any point in the game you need to restore the default controls for any reason, you can do so by holding the Select button on a controller, or Backspace on the keyboard for 5 seconds. Restoring the defaults on keyboard does not restore the defaults on a controller, and vice-versa.)
OS support:
Windows 7 or Later
(Also works on Vista with Extended Kernel)
For Non-Windows users:
The game works perfectly under Wine, that said, only Xinput controllers seem to work. Tested using Kubuntu 23.10
I'd like to give very special thanks to my girlfriend, who's given me so much support throughout development, from testing, to proofreading dialogue, to emotional support, I couldn't have done it without her.
Get the Soundtrack on Bandcamp: https://michirin9801.bandcamp.com/album/kira-kira-magical-stars
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I played the demo version!
Starting with Kirari's cute smile and the fun music on the title screen, the game progresses along the way, defeating enemies and finding treasure chests, and then the boss battle and the conversation events that follow.
I was surprised that not only the art, but also the music was created by myself. I really like it!
Also, the camera movement was a bit intense and I felt a little bit drunk. However, when I watched a video of myself playing the game later in a slightly smaller window than when I played it, it didn't bother me at all, so maybe it depends on the window size.
I plan to buy and play the full version in the future, nya~!
PS. Your icon (the cutest!) ) has the Hanazono Shuka flavor of Pripara, and furthermore, I felt it had Mirei's pop ribbon on it, so I looked it up and noticed that you were writing Pripara fan art. I will continue to support your activities.
Thank you very much for playing and streaming!
I watched it, it was really fun!
Just finished the game (on hard mode, no less!)
Once again, another great entry from ya, your games continue to improve! ^_^
I gotta say, it was quite interesting seeing the sprites from Aku Manor reused in a different perspective. Literally.
(Side note, I can't help but wanna think that Kirari is the witch from Unwieldy Magic, lol)
Congrats on finishing it! Glad you enjoyed it ^^
And yeah, I have reused monster designs from previous games cuz, well, why not? They're my own designs after all!
And yeah, Kirari's design is based on that, you can think of the Unwieldy Wand witch's design as a prototype for Kirari's
I saw the demo on my feed and had to try it.
This game got my attention and I down for games like this.Glad you like it! I watched the whole video, you did pretty well! ^^
Even found the health upgrade :3c
Ty, Some times its good to go off the beaten path
I have been trying to encourage more magical girl games in the AAA space in Japan, and am more than happy to support projects like this. I hope you continue to create projects like this, and would love the chance to learn more about your work sometime. Keep up the fantastic effort!
Thank you!
Nice work getting the look down. Especially as I develop GBC games. This looks darn close to a real one. Congrats on all that you've done
Thank you very much!
early 2000s OVA designs, truly a scholar's choice
I wanted this game to look like something that could have actually been released in 2000 on the GBC, looks like I managed to get that point across.