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Content Warnings
Arachnophobia, child labor, claustrophobia, death, emotional infidelity, grief, labor exploitation, loss, past trauma and its aftermath, self harm (optional, can be turned off in preferences AND NOT PRESENT IN THE DEMO), severe injury, species-based discrimination, workplace death
Log Line
A slow-burn sci-fi visual novel about travelling in space.
Team Credits & Cast
[Posted on the main page and in-game!!!] Creative Direction - Arvantus | Additional Writing - Dane D. | Character art - Lockqueliette, Alliecat, Hannah | Key art - ArtistdatWanders | Background art - Cabycat | Music, Sound Design and Audio Integration - PBurn13396, Zaranixar | Voice acting - Avorad Nunčenko: Jared Linford, Bosík: Keaton Templeman, Ilona: Alison Prophet, Ľubica: Gabriela Fuller, Narrator: Rhys Harries, Timko: Andrzej Lesiński, Vesna Korvaník: Charybdis19, Vrbek: Jack Saull, Vršan: Samantha Kushmier, Zizmar Nunčenko: Jamie Wood, Various Voices: EchoNotEcho | Built with - Godot Engine — godotengine.org/license. Copyright (c) 2014-present Godot Engine contributors, (c) 2007-2014 Juan Linietsky, Ariel Manzur. MIT License., Dialogue Manager by Nathan Hoad and contributors. MIT License., godot-voice-generator by TNTC Lab
Work Start Date
01. 09. 2026 (First of September, 2026)
Which engines and/or plugins did you use? (NaniNovel, Light.VN, etc.)
Godot, Blender, Krita, Procreate, CPS, Visual Studio Code (listed in game credits as well)
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Comments
It really did feel like a lived in world that I was stepping into. I also got the audiobook vibe that others mentioned, mostly because the narration/voices/sfx flowed so smoothly. Interesting character designs and very detailed ui/presentation. Great demo and I look forward to keeping up with the updates!
It means a lot to hear that, Doodle. I’m glad the game came across as enjoyable, rather than a long wall of text. :)
This demo was really enjoyable, and I think I'd agree with the other comment that it feels like a high quality audiobook. I really REALLY want to see this piece be successful so this comment will contain quite a bit of unsolicited advice (sorry).
What I really liked:
90 day fiancé is still a thing in this universeWhat I think would add to the experience:
Great job nonetheless, looking forward to the full game!
Oh yeah, absolutely. Some of the content (such as the player being able to pick items what they are packing) was cut mostly due either a) me not having the time to figure out how to make it accessible across different inputs or b) me not having time to assemble it. I’m fortunate in the regard that majority of VAs and artists agreed to continue working on the project, so there should be an update (or a couple) in the future.
Hm, I see what you mean. Do you think it would be more palpable if I gave player more agency (ability to engage in conversations, skip some parts altogether)?
I feel as though my comments would be starkly different if I'd played this game muted. As it stands, the quality of the audio and in particular, the narrator, has pushed all other thoughts aside for me. This game is like listening to a high quality audiobook with choices, great prose, and wonderful delivery. It's very different from all the games I've played so far. It's really made quite the impression on me. Well done guys.
Thank you Pixie, it means a lot to hear it!