
Heaven Will Be Mine is a visual novel about making terrible life decisions in the midst of a hot-blooded battle between giant robots. Select one of three terribly behaved girls to fight and/or make out with each other in their struggle for the fate of space.
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It’s 1981, and the dream of a new home in space for all humanity is dead. After fighting for decades against an intangible and ephemeral existential threat from beyond the solar system, Earth command has declared the war effort a huge waste of time. The honeymoon is over, and a future of glittering cities across the solar system and cosmic battles between giant robots just isn’t going to happen. The outcome is clear: it’s time to come home.
But we don’t care. Giant robots may not make any sense. Celestial cities across the solar system are silly dreams. They are, however, extremely awesome. We, the girls who were raised in space, to be special and incredible and pave the way for a new future, aren’t giving up so easily. We’ve got invincible Ship-Selves for ferrying human bodies through time and space, and we have the weight and power to make a fantasy of the future real.
We’re not going out without a fight.

Heaven Will Be Mine is a queer science fiction mecha visual novel from the creators of queer cult horror visual novel We Know The Devil, about joyriding mecha, kissing your enemies, and fighting gravity’s pull. Follow three women piloting giant robots in the last days of an alternate 1980s space program fighting for humanity’s future—or ditching their jobs to make out with each other instead.
Experience the story from the perspective of three pilots bound by fate and gravity: veteran ace Luna-Terra, overwhelming super psychic Pluto, and hacker-hijacker Saturn as they fight across three different factions in an eight day war. Your choices decide if they become clandestine lovers or passionate rivals, and which faction’s ultimate plan for humanity’s fate in space and beyond will be realized. Win for your ideals or lose for love, and grasp heaven in your hands.
Co-Creators Aevee Bee, Founder of Mammonmachine: ZEAL and critic of games by and for weirdos, and illustrator & cartoonist Mia Schwartz reprise their roles as writer and artist respectively, Alec Lambert (We Know The Devil) returns with a surreal and cosmic soundtrack of lo-fi, deep tech electronics and Christopher Simon joins the team with gorgeous retro UI aesthetics. Developed in collaboration with Pillow Fight.

Multiple Playable Protagonists: Watch the narrative unfold from the perspective of one of the three main characters.
A Battle For The Fate Of Space: Your choices determine which of three factions will emerge victorious and determine the fate of space—but if you just pick based on who you wanna kiss, we won’t get mad.
A Rich World To Explore: Look through chat logs and emails to understand the rise and fall of the space program, and the end of their many dreams.
For mature audiences. Features fantasy violence, body horror and discussion of sexuality, abuse and trauma.
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Languages: English
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Identity, mechas and decisions. At what point we stop being humans? When did they decide we are not humans anymore? How much are you willing to scrap yourself to live ther lives? Earth abandoned us; we are greatful for our cradle´s grace, but we aren't coming back.
poetic philosophical yuri
i love women,,,
I like the art a lot and the soundtrack. The metaphysics behind the world interest me and I think the mech designs are cool. I love Saturn and I like Luna-Terra. I had a hard time following the plot. Even though I could understand what was going on in a broad sense, concepts were introduced fast and at an odd angle that didn't give me much time to meditate on them or process them. Scenes also ended abruptly. There were large portions of the game where I wasn't sure what was really going on moment-to-moment. In a vague sense, I understand what happened and why it happened, but the game still lost a lot of the emotional resonance it should have had for me. I could barely follow Pluto's plot. The fact I still liked it says something about the quality overall.
i think im lonely
It somehow made me even gayer!
Absolute cinema of a Sci-Fi story, rarely seen something like that AND I love lesbians so its all good
Very good visual novel with excellent character and Science Fiction writing that keeps you engaged through its narrative. The UI and sound design as well as music are all quite stellar and add little touches to each main character as you play their 'campaigns' as it is. It satisfies and asks questions that you, the player/reader will continue to want answers to after playing. I have some minor critiques, but they are small blemishes on what is essentially a well produced and worthwhile game so don't think any of this is a deal breaker: The art for the mechs could have been better. The visual design of the mechs fails to meet the characters, audio, and narrative halfway and ends up stunted. If you want these things to feel as both powerful and human as they are supposed to be, put a little more into their illustrations. Second and final, I dislike the specific use of choices in this game. If I'm choosing the character that represents a specific faction, I don't want to abandon their story halfway to another group if its not really a noticeable change in story. Don't add mechanics where none are needed to make a point about it being a 'game', a pure visual novel is just as valid. Other than that, its got everything you could possibly want, a foray into an interesting world of characters you want to see succeed, which believes in itself and its writing hard enough to be special. Can't wait to see what game the devs and writers make next.
Took me a while to get to but it was really worth it. Everything is really complicated but once you get past it, it hits you all at once. I love Pluto and Luna-Terra so much.
Not very fun, setting is pretty cool with the space theme and all but the story is bland. Also its basically yuri...
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