The Star Named EOS Reviews

Great story

Even some moments being a bit predictable i couldn't stop some tears because the game knew how to portrait the feels when it's needed. Honestly i want to just go out, live and enjoy the little moments with my loved ones. [i]About if you should buy it or not just do it on sale because as much i liked the game the normal price is a bit overpriced.[/i]

A beautiful point-and-click adventure, hidden object puzzle game. Just like their previous game, Behind the Frame: The Finest Scenery, it tells a melancholic tale of self-discovery. Also like the aforementioned game, it is quite short, taking less than 2 hours to complete. My only wish is that there was just a bit more.

The game has interesting puzzles, I feel that they took me just the right amount of time to solve. Though, in the late chapters, there were a few that didn't make much sense. The story resonates with me quite a bit and I like how it unfolds.

I was not expecting that twist - the game had beautiful music, visuals, and interesting puzzles to complete. The story is heartfelt and a smack of reality to be honest. I'd definitely recommend this to other players.

very sweet and cute game. harder than behind the frame, but entertaining enough

First of all, I like this game as much as Behind the Frame: The Finest Scenery, the other game made by Silver Lining Studio. The story is touching and the background musics are soft and soothing. I should buy deluxe edition bundle, which has soundtrack and artbook in there. However I must say the puzzles in this game are insipid, and sometimes I was bewildered by the relevance between clues. To solve these tricky puzzles I was just clicking at all. It’s not that difficult but very irritating during the playthrough.