Star Finder: Constellation Map

Star Finder is a constellation game played on the real night sky above you, right now. Like a star map or planisphere, it shows tonight's sky, and you learn the shapes and names of the constellations as you play. ★ A constellation app on the real sky - Uses your location and the current time to show the stars you can see tonight - About 5,000 real stars, plus the Sun, the Moon (with its phases), Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn in their true positions - The game starts with the part of the sky your phone is facing, so you can compare it with the real night sky - great practice for stargazing - A compass at the top right shows which direction you are looking ★ How to play - You are asked to find a constellation, such as Orion - When you spot it, trace its stars with your finger to join them with lines - Trace all of its stars to get it right, and the constellation figure appears - Move two fingers to look around the sky, and pinch to zoom - Stuck? 💡Hint moves the sky to the constellation for you ★ Learn the constellations - 15 constellations: Orion, Taurus, Gemini, Canis Major (Sirius), Leo, Ursa Major (the Big Dipper), Ursa Minor (Polaris, the North Star), Crux (the Southern Cross), Lyra (Vega), Aquila (Altair), Cygnus (Deneb), Scorpius, Sagittarius, Pegasus and Cassiopeia - Read about each constellation and its bright stars, including the Summer Triangle and how to find the North Star - Constellations you find are saved in your collection. Collect them all! ★ Also - Three levels: Easy, Normal and Hard (the number of stars shown changes) - Relaxing planetarium-style music - Change the place and time to explore the sky in other seasons and other countries - Share your score - Japanese and English A fun start for astronomy beginners, school projects and families looking at the stars together. Your location is only used on your device to calculate the sky. It is never sent anywhere.

The first release of Star Finder. - A constellation game on the real night sky above you, right now - About 5,000 real stars, plus the Sun, the Moon and the planets in their true positions - 15 constellations, including Orion, the Big Dipper, Cassiopeia and Scorpius - See the constellation figure and learn about it when you find it, and collect them all - Three levels, in Japanese and English