The victims of lost sunny days: Eclipse

The victims of lost sunny days: Eclipse

Sin and Sun · 2025 · Idler, 2D, Cute, Psychological Horror, Point & Click

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About The victims of lost sunny days: Eclipse

I was sorting through my old game discs. Among them, there were many games I played when I was a kid. All of them were labeled...All of them except one.It immediately caught my attention, and I decided to try playing it.What bad could it possibly do?There were game files on it. Nothing unusual, except for the strange name.I launched it.What is this? A children’s game?It's so cute and colorful, but why do I have a feeling like something’s wrong..?This ominous eclipse…...Hey!My name is Sunshine!Yes, yes, it's me! Will you help me?What are you waiting for?I'm waiting for you.In our game you will find:— Various mini-games and puzzles.— Point-and-click quest.— A large number of CG-arts and animations!— The presence of choices that affect the ending and events in the game.— Various secrets and Easter eggs.

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Recommended May 6, 2025
I thought I was buying some 'slice of life' visual novel, but ended up slicing the life instead. The game is pretty disturbing so know what you getting into, it has some depictions of animal cruelty, gore, and some unhinged themes for the story. Which you know, I don't have a problem with, I am just saying, I saw a charming looking game, and it wasn't exactly what I expected. It's not just a visual novel, more like a graphic adventure, you can move between the scenes using the arrows on the pictures, there are some puzzles, but generally they are done automatically as long as you have the items, with a few exceptions. Navigation in the game was kinda horrible, very easy to confuse up and down, or left and right, but it's not a very big game so you can brute force it in 30 minutes or so. Apparently, there are a couple of optional endings, although I started having a bug during one of the puzzles, so for the time I can't fully explore every possibility, it has a a bit of replay value to it with achievements. I liked the art panels, you have a slightly different style from similar games, there are some occasional animations for the gory scenes, and even some mind games with how the…
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