
You can't save him... but what if you could meet him again? Unquiet Grey is a heartbreaking timeloop visual novel about a troubled young woman and the kind-hearted musician she loves through countless lifetimes.
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You wake up by the side of the road with a headache and a stranger's jacket.
You don’t recognise it. You don’t recognise the man whose ID you find in the pocket, either.
So why does an older version of you stare back when you turn on his phone?
...And why is she smiling beside him?

Unquiet Grey is a visual novel about love and grief. It features:
An emotional love story wrapped in a timeloop tragedy. Over 11k words or around an hour of love and heartbreak.
Gorgeous original art. Watch the story come to life through beautiful illustrations by Asrielle, creator of the webcomic Queen's Trial. An in-game camera mode allows for easy viewing.
An original soundtrack that combines soft guitar and an indie rock feel.
A nameable protagonist and love interest. Customise the experience or leave names as default.
An adorable doggo
A silver-haired sweetheart to love over and over and over. You can't save him. But that's okay. You'll just go back and see him again. And again and again-

Story, programming, UI, logo design, project direction - ENDYSIS
Art - Asrielle
Sound design - Jason Cura
Music - Jason Cura, ENDYSIS
Vocalist - Marina Ryan
Line edits - Allie Vera
Proofreading - Allie Vera, Bex Read

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WARNING: I THINK I SPOILER SOMETHING I really love this game, I love the art, the dialogues, the ost, and everything. It took me on an emotional roller coaster each endings. I felt hopeless, then I felt like there was still hope if I could somehow change the ending. I felt sadness, and eventually, I started to give up. This game made me, as the player, experience the grief of losing someone so important that it felt like they were part of my own life. No matter how hard I tried, I just couldn't let go. It's hard to finish this game because every ending makes me cry, and I need time to recover emotionally afterward. But i really love this game.
Okay... that was a good cry. Short, beautiful story and message about grief and pain. Play it if you have 45 minutes to an hour of free time and feel like having a good cry and a good story.
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Languages: English
Hours played at review time, across 51 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Unquiet Grey by Endysis is an emotionally charged story of love. The choices and the effects of those choices on a person/couple are totally relatable and believable in their effects on them. The art is beautiful. It portrays the events and emotions so exquisitely. The music is enchanting and it fits the moments in the story perfectly. The story is told but the words are not wasted. It is a finely crafted tale. It does not become monotonous in its presentation, which could have happened with the time loops. The story becomes complete in the end. You will be touched by it. I recommend Unquiet Grey wholeheartedly.
[h1]Eng and Pt-BR review[/h1] A música é boa, a arte é boa, o enredo é de romance drama, mas é um pouco curto. O enredo começa legal com um mistério e logo se torna um loop, eu não sou muito fã de loops, pelo menos os loops são rápidos e a mensagem final é legal. [hr][/hr] The music is good, the art is good, and the plot is a romantic drama, though it is a bit short. The story starts off nicely with a mystery but soon turns into a loop; I’m not a huge fan of loops, but at least they move quickly, and the final message is nice.
The game may be free but the tissues you will need won't be. Be prepared to cry your heart out in under an hour with this beautiful and tragic love story. Where fate cannot be denied for better or for worse. Hurts so good it's gonna keep me up at night
"How can I miss someone who was never here?" Beautiful. Cried. My emotions were so wild. For a short experience it sure feels like I'll carry this with me for a long time. Beautiful artwork as well. Did not need the commentary about being American when I was inputting the date, though (it's okay it does make sense, giggled)
Game is short and sweet, until you're sobbing into your hands. Illustrations are beautiful, music is beautiful, story is beautiful and I'll never be able to play it again.
Short little VN that brings the feels. Thank you for giving this little gem away for free.
Once again, Endysis shows us how beautiful, emotionally impacting stories are done. A short, yet very heartgripping story about grief, told with beautiful music, great artwork, good direction and a lot of heart that shows in the story's writing. The credit song hit me especially hard. I also really enjoyed the little details, like the viewfinder sperspective and that the frame subtly moves when you move the mouse. On a side note though - I have to say, even amidst the emotionally gripping story, the little throw-in of "The Last Winter Knight" soundtrack still managed to get a chuckle out of me. Genius!
no it's fine i love crying my eyes out actually
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