The Star Named EOS is an evocative point-and-click puzzler with Ghibli-esque visuals, out now on Crunchyroll Game Vault
- Cosy vibes and photo-based puzzlers
- Narrative-driven mysteries
- Evocative hand-drawn artwork
Evocative, visually stunning, and equally mysterious, The Star Named EOS has officially launched on mobile today courtesy of the Crunchyroll Game Vault.
Now, I’m not exaggerating when describing this little gem, as I myself gave it a go and felt all the feels after the credits rolled. Thanks to Crunchyroll’s premium subscription service, you too can see if it’s your cup of tea for the price of admission.
With its cosy vibes and Ghibli-esque animation, The Star Named EOS offers a memorable journey through photographs you’ll recreate to uncover the mystery of your mother’s disappearance. The hand-drawn art style adds to the emotional beats here, along with the music and the intuitive touch controls across lovely point-and-click puzzles.
Crafted by Silver Lining Studio, this narrative-driven adventure features support for controllers as well as multi-language options, and if you’re anything like me, the vibes alone might just make you want to dip in to shed a cathartic tear or two.
As for Crunchyroll Game Vault, it’s a premium subscription that offers access to a library of games you otherwise might not be able to experience on mobile. You’ll need to sign up for a Mega Fan Premium or Ultimate Membership though, but you can always give the free trial a go first to get a taste of it before committing.
In the meantime, if you’re eager to join in on all the fun, you can do so by checking out The Star Named EOS on the App Store and on Google Play. Crunchyroll Game Vault, on the other hand, released House in Fata Morgana, Kitaria Fables and Magical Drop VI recently, and if you’re curious about the service’s plans for the year, why not take a look at our interview with Crunchyroll’s Terry Li to get an idea?
