The Star Named EOS

Love doesn't really end .. it just finds new places to live .. in the memories we hold close, in the stars above us, and in the little pieces of it we carry with us ˚₊‧♡

3/10 I liked the dev's previous game, 'Behind the Frame', and I was expecting someting similar. This game is just as charming, but it's much more puzzle heavy. The puzzles are nothing special, but sometimes are frustrating, which eliminates the charming, cozy atmoshpere of the game for me. I'd have been much more interested in the story itself, but felt like these puzzles are in the way.

A short and simple puzzle game, The Star Named Eos is as much of a narrative game as it is a puzzle game. Clocking in at around 3 hours, The Star Named Eos is about as long as it wants to be. The core gameplay consists of a few different things: • Looking around the environment you’re in • Finding the things you need to interact with • Figuring out what it is you’re supposed to do with them • Oftentimes, assembling a photographic setup that resembles another photograph you have, putting parts from the scene into the shot to set it up just so It’s pretty simple, but it gets the job done overall. The problem is, this game really lacks the extra step necessary to transform this from a three hour sort of time waster to an experience that you’ll really remember. The puzzles are decent, but not superlative; the story has a neat twist in it, but what surrounds it is just kind of okay. I didn’t really get to know the characters in any sort of meaningful way, with everyone having at best two notes, and often just one. The game isn’t bad, but it isn’t memorable, either; it is going to be one of those games that in a year I won’t even remember playing until I look at it more closely. Ov…

T_T amazing puzzles and amazing story ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ did not expect to cry to a short little puzzle game about photography, the theme and messaging in this game made me reflect on my own life a bit 10/10 please try it maybe you'll find something within yourself aswell

this is both a sweet and heart breaking story i love it

love it