Stars Die

[b]"maybe the sea will offer the peace i need"[/b] 💖🖤🖤 🟩 some pretty cool atmosphere and imagery 🔷 interesting story but writing is kinda wonky 🔴 needing to go through the entire game to get other endings [b]vibes:[/b] cosmic flesh apocalypse [b]loops:[/b] walking sim with lots of dialog but pretty linear [b]ramblings:[/b] i thought it was neat, has some cool atmosphere and ambience to it. one downside is that it's mostly kind of very linear up until the very end, where it turns into kind of just a "choose your ending" choice at that point, and there's no real way to save at a spot, so in order to get all the endings you just have to keep restarting and speed running through the entire game to reach that spot. it's not a very long game so that's not a huge undertaking, but it is sort of annoying. the writing is also sorta all over the place, the dialog can be kinda unwieldy and clumsy. and by the end of the story it's trying to be very full cosmic and has characters going on about grand ideas and motivations but it hasn't properly developed anything up around it so it just comes off as rather rushed. [b]verdicts:[/b] this is flawed but it's also kinda interesting, it's like playing through some old cerebral sci-fi b-movie that was overly ambitious but that'd probably be a minor cult hit [b]scores:[/b] 🌸 out of 🪐 [b]forms:[/b] 📟 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3681204905

Very interesting... grim, absurd, yet somehow very sombre. Kosmikophobia kind of at it's best. [spoiler] When I saw the end credits I might understand where it came from, my condolensces as well. [/spoiler] I have always been a Lovecraft person and this game also simply divided their characters well with their personalities and choices is just up to us. Call me weird I've always rested at the idea of surrendering into the greater unknown. I loved your game, Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn.

Yeah this one just didn't hook me. It's so short with no interesting gameplay that I don't want to learn more about the world or try and get any of the endings.

This game absoultely NAILS cosmic horror, and is great at instilling a sense of dread and despair without once needing to resort to jump scares or gimmicks. It also nails how multiple endings should be done: Not only are they different and not just a different color, but each one is tailored to what each character believes. Plus, they all color the world in a different light, and while they are all to different degrees depressing or outright terrifying, it is worth going through all of them. If ever in the future there's an updated version with better textures, I'd buy that in a heartbeat, if only to support the game's creator. This may not be everyone's cup of tea, but if it is, it certainly does everything right.

No se, pero aqui esta como hacerte un pan con mortadela Pan con mortadela y queso fundido Ingredientes: - 2 rebanadas de pan (puede ser de molde, campesino o baguette) - 2–3 lonchas de mortadela (puede ser con aceitunas o trufada si quieres algo más gourmet) - 2 lonchas de queso que funda bien (como mozzarella o cheddar) - Mantequilla o aceite de oliva - Opcional: mostaza, pesto, rúcula o tomate en rodajas Preparación: - Unta un poco de mantequilla o aceite en las caras externas del pan. - Coloca en el interior las lonchas de mortadela y el queso. Si usas extras como tomate o rúcula, agrégalos ahora. - Cierra el sándwich y llévalo a una sartén caliente a fuego medio-bajo. - Cocina por ambos lados hasta que el pan esté dorado y crujiente, y el queso completamente derretido. - Sirve caliente. Puedes acompañarlo con un café o un jugo natural.

rlly cool, kinda similar to fatum betula. i love deciding world fate lol

It is a bit tedious to repeat things in order to see everything in the game, but it has a very interesting story, that if it clicks, will keep you rolling your mind for a long while, also the world building is very unique specially aesthetically and mechanically, although to my eyes is definitely inspired in the way the game Outer Wilds works.

Cryptic story with multiple endings, the dialogue is pretty good and you can skip entire conversations in order to quickly explore the other endings! Like other games of this genre I am left with more questions than answers but it was entertaining none the less! The game can take you anywhere from 1-3hrs depending on your playstyle. All Hail Denis!

I wanted to like this game for the retro style, simple walking sim game play emphasising dialogue and exploration, and future Lovecraftian style. So I start on a boat, go to a janky island, climb some weird ramps and caves, and get to a base where they are studying the island. After exploring two small areas with scientists, mainly dialogue, I go back to base and click through some dialogue. From there I have a few options of who to side with. I think that this must be where the game begins since I feel like I just got here. After following one of the scientists to a cliff, I jump off after her. Now I'm on the moon, for some reason I'm able to breath and talk to her, and the game is over, the end. WTF

It's not perfect, but it stuck with me. I think this game can appeal to a certain kind of person. The type who are like me.