Stargazing: Genesis

Stargazing: Genesis

Released Mar 2022

A point and click escape adventure where you discover the life of Professor Wilson by solving all the mysteries of his story.

83% positive · 198 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence

Where to get it

Free on Steam

Evaluation

Stargazing: Genesis is a free-to-play point-and-click escape room adventure that released on March 29, 2022. The store description presents a self-contained narrative — following Professor Wilson through a complete story arc — with no mention of additional episodes, DLC, expansions, or future content. The game's feature list describes a finished product with a defined scope: puzzles, a hint system, autosave, and two language options. There are no DLC listings, no developer communications announcing post-launch content, and no roadmaps or season passes. This game launched as a complete, standalone experience with no post-launch content cycle.
Evidence
Store description presents a self-contained narrative adventure with a defined feature set and no mention of future content, DLC, or updates
description · Mar 29, 2022 source development ending
high
Short description frames the game as a complete story experience — discovering Professor Wilson's life by solving all the mysteries
store metadata · Mar 29, 2022 source development ending
medium

Media

Details

Publisher
Strongshell Software
Achievements
11
Platform
Windows
Controller
—
Steam Deck
Verified
Players
Single-player

About this game

Professor Wilson was forced to move to a new laboratory. His confidence in his studies will drive him in a wrong direction. He will find something new, indeed, but will his discovery be a dangerous one?

Features:
  • Point and click escape room game
  • Unique and immersive storyline
  • Play to unravel an intriguing story
  • Find hidden objects and solve different puzzles to progress
  • Progress aware hint system
  • Autosave system
  • Supporting 2 different languages
Last evaluated Jun 22, 2026
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