A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android

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Stars In Your Eyes was made for the Novembear Game Jam.

Luca doesn't want to go back inside. Why would they even want him in there after all the suffering he's caused? At least he can't hear what they're saying about him anymore...

Haoyu doesn't want to go to that place. Nothing ever works out. He doesn't see why it would be different this time...

Haoyu also can't see that the pedestrian light is red. Luca does see someone about to be run over.

Maybe this day is a meaningless nothing.

Or maybe this day is a meaningful... something?


Stars In Your Eyes switches between two protagonists. One is deaf; the other blind. For the most part, the game will be presented with only visuals OR sound aside from the text.

This game uses sound captions. Visuals and key expression changes are described if using the self-voicing feature (this feature is not available for Android). You can also turn on a feature that will warn you before transitions from silence to audio, and when there will be sudden or uncomfortable sound effects.


Stars In Your Eyes is set in the same world as The Red Ballet, but has no connections to its story or characters. Note that The Red Ballet is a horror visual novel with NSFW aspects in case you wish to play more of my things :)


Published 5 hours ago
StatusReleased
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux, Android
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorPink Narcissus
GenreVisual Novel
Made withRen'Py
TagsBara, bear, Furry, Gay, LGBT, Narrative, Romance, sfw
Average sessionAbout an hour
LanguagesEnglish
InputsKeyboard, Mouse, Xbox controller, Touchscreen, Smartphone
AccessibilityColor-blind friendly, Blind friendly

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StarsInYourEyes-PC/LINUX 99 MB
StarsInYourEyes-MAC 94 MB
StarsInYourEyes-ANDROID 106 MB

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That was great. The way the perspective shifts is really clever and interesting. The story also felt just as long as it needed to be, great pacing.