Martin's Console
What if the game console you’ve been playing for ten years has been quietly rewriting reality?
Estimated lifetime revenue
Free-to-play
Revenue comes from in-game items and microtransactions, which our price-based model doesn't estimate. Copies below reflect the player base, not paid sales.
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0
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Playing now
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Followers
14
Steam group
Est. wishlists
~140
followers × 10
Media
Screenshots & trailer
About
About the game
Martin’s Console is a narrative-driven psychological horror game.
In 2002, you are nine years old. In 2012, you are nineteen.
For an entire decade, you’ve been playing the same game console: LunaPulse.
Your friends don’t understand why you’re still obsessed with it.
What no one knows is that LunaPulse carries a hidden power—
one that will destroy human civilization in two days.
This is a story about nostalgia slipping out of control.
Made for game lovers and queers.
Features
Walking simulator? Puzzle game? Visual novel? First-person shooter?
Martin’s Console blends genres and refuses to stay in one lane.
Low-poly, low-resolution visuals inspired by the PS1 era.
Every part of the game—code, writing, art, and music—was created by a single developer.
Recommend If You Like:
Films like I Saw the TV Glow or Bugonia
Stories about queer college students
Solo indie developers who do everything themselves
Indie electronic music
Martin’s Console is a free game.
Play now, and step into Martin’s world.