Разработчик: Pillow Fight
Описание
But we don’t care. Giant robots may not make any sense. Celestial cities across the solar system are silly dreams. They are, however, extremely awesome. We, the girls who were raised in space, to be special and incredible and pave the way for a new future, aren’t giving up so easily. We’ve got invincible Ship-Selves for ferrying human bodies through time and space, and we have the weight and power to make a fantasy of the future real.
We’re not going out without a fight.
From the Creators of We Know The Devil
Heaven Will Be Mine is a queer science fiction mecha visual novel from the creators of queer cult horror visual novel We Know The Devil, about joyriding mecha, kissing your enemies, and fighting gravity’s pull. Follow three women piloting giant robots in the last days of an alternate 1980s space program fighting for humanity’s future—or ditching their jobs to make out with each other instead.
Experience the story from the perspective of three pilots bound by fate and gravity: veteran ace Luna-Terra, overwhelming super psychic Pluto, and hacker-hijacker Saturn as they fight across three different factions in an eight day war. Your choices decide if they become clandestine lovers or passionate rivals, and which faction’s ultimate plan for humanity’s fate in space and beyond will be realized. Win for your ideals or lose for love, and grasp heaven in your hands.
Co-Creators Aevee Bee, Founder of Mammonmachine: ZEAL and critic of games by and for weirdos, and illustrator & cartoonist Mia Schwartz reprise their roles as writer and artist respectively, Alec Lambert (We Know The Devil) returns with a surreal and cosmic soundtrack of lo-fi, deep tech electronics and Christopher Simon joins the team with gorgeous retro UI aesthetics. Developed in collaboration with Pillow Fight.
Features:
- Multiple Playable Protagonists: Watch the narrative unfold from the perspective of one of the three main characters.
- A Battle For The Fate Of Space: Your choices determine which of three factions will emerge victorious and determine the fate of space—but if you just pick based on who you wanna kiss, we won’t get mad.
- A Rich World To Explore: Look through chat logs and emails to understand the rise and fall of the space program, and the end of their many dreams.
For mature audiences. Features fantasy violence, body horror and discussion of sexuality, abuse and trauma.
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7+ (64-bit only)
- Processor: 2+ Ghz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD 3000 or better
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 2 GB available space
- Sound Card: Optional, but recommended
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
Mac
- OS: Mac OS 10.11+
- Processor: 2+ Ghz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD 3000 or better
- Storage: 2 GB available space
- Sound Card: Optional, but recommended
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 16.04+ or equivalent (64-bit only)
- Processor: 2+ Ghz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD 3000 or better
- Storage: 2 GB available space
- Sound Card: Optional, but recommended
Отзывы пользователей
my pfp is from this game. need i say more
Would make for a great anime
breaking news: luna-terra—the memorial foundation's perfect ace—has reportedly made a 'foxgirl promise'
This is honestly very good.
As a visual novel, it's quite linear. However, this is heartfelt poetry for the most part, the writing is really good as far as the standards of visual novels go.
Technically it's decent, with impressive sound and music design.
Also a huge improvement over We Know the Devil in all departments.
my first playthru was lots of fun, even if the wordy parts seemed obtuse on purpose. but since then, another year into my ordinary plural life, it has come to terms with the fact that HWBM isn't just some cute love story mixed in with pretentious scifi bullcrap. actually its an unabashedly naked psychic map (and legend).
what is it like to be a captive rebel? a mental black hole? an untamable little freak? many pretentious bull craps have endeavored to answer such questions, yet only HWBM dares to ask, what if all at the same time and in love. read, and heaven will be yours
I have genuinely never encountered anything else that so well translates the experience of being a terrified transbian living in the soon-to-be-fascist united states. cannot recommend enough to anyone who loves women and hates the government
wwouagh
i got this game a few months ago and not a day has passed that i havent thought about luna-terra
Despite everything she says... Europa IS mom.
Who knew a game could make you blush so much. 11 good girls out of 8 mechs, buy this shit RIGHT NOWWW!!!
Incredible.
Lord forgive me, I have to be woke, just this once...
in all seriousness I haven't had writing stick with me this much in a while. Somewhere between self indulgent high school writing and captivating.
I think it's worth the price but don't expect a game or a really long visual novel experience
good game you made the game good ! gravity metaphor is so so good and luna-terra is the most beautiful woman to ever do it, nothing but happy for the lesbians.
It's dense and very hard to follow (probably cause I'm not very smart), but even so it's a great experience. Even on a quick playthrough while not fully paying attention and not really trying to dig deep into the story at all, it still kept grabbing me and making me feel things. I might not fully understand the plot, but the emotions feel real.
Flirt, fight gravity, and search for what makes you human in the course of every line. Let the neon flame of a flickering dream sear you. Feel hope and struggle whirling in the shadows around the lunar gravity well.
What does it mean to be an existential threat?
How do you make the best of bad options?
How do you affect change with conflict but without killing?
...how many times can you get called a good girl?
Some of the best writing of any game that I have ever played.
please keep it,,,,,,,
It's time to come home.
Genuinely one of the best Visual Novels I've played since Snowbound Blood, please pick this up whenever you can and enjoy.
This game is catnip to my brain. It luxuriates in the messier emotions that stories often either take for granted or let burn for so long that whatever is left of them is only warm coals in what was once an alluring bonfire. It's humanity is palpable, and the lack of it is just as much so as well, with beautiful and at times abstract graphics paired with a bangin' soundtrack, it really makes all of this impossible endless space feel much less impossible.
As a trans, can confirm game is very trans
At some point into the game, I turned to my wife and commented about how if I had played this a few years ago, I would absolutely have tried to name myself Luna-Terra. Then the game immediately mentioned my actual name in the text.
If sapphic rival mech pilots for competing factions fighting in space isn't enough of a sales pitch already for you, the fantastic visuals and enrapturing writing should. One of my favourite visual novels for sure.
I love everything about this game. The writing is genuinely beautiful, the relationship dynamics between the three playable characters are a lot fun, there's a lot of replayability in choosing a different pilot each time and working towards different endings, and the weird alternate physics are a lot to get your head around but once they click it makes sense. Would recommend playing each pilot at least once.
This is so, so, unbelievably good and it has changed my worldview.
But
- You've got to take it slowly; the game is extremely dense in text and it *will* be overwhelming at times.
- You need to have a good understanding of symbolism, and the ability to read between what's stated directly.
- The game introduces a lot of concepts that i'd bet most people will have a hard time understanding at first. Don't worry, you'll probably understand everything in the end.
This is a really good piece of literature and it has an amazing soundtrack to accompany it. Enjoy it, unravel it, try to understand the points it makes.
i love yuri!!!!
first scenes: haha mech battles as flirting/etc
moments after: oh so this game is Good good
a home for girls in space :') what's not to love?
This game is absolutely AMAZING
The characters are extremely interesting and you fall in love with each of them even if just a little and each faction has extremely convincing goals, you'll never know which one to choose
Overall, i recommend it HEAVILY (Plus it's mechas and lesbians, what else do you need in a game?)
Im late to landing on this but tbh, it deserves the full price i payed
Frustrating, hard to understand, beautiful in its contradictions. Or maybe its not actually contradictory at all, and all of the contradictions in the writing have simply gaslit me into thinking that the meat of the thing is itself contradictory. Pretty sure what I was expecting when I bought this isn't what I got, which is a plus for me. The music is pretty.
9.5/10. very textually dense game, hard to figure out what the fuck it's talking about sometimes, but there's lesbians and very flowery prose in it.
and also once you do figure out what it's talking about, it will change you permanently.
This was an exceptional Visual Novel experience. The writing was on point and the music synced up with the reading, locking you into the moment. It's a serious, yet silly space conflict told through the moments between 3 characters that, in their own unique ways... are complete disasters.
It's not perfect, I think ending CG was kinda weak compared to the rhythm and sheer audacity of the other endings; and I did not resonate with Pluto as well as the other 2.
I say this was worth it even at full price!
10/10 comfort game. no notes. my queer ass loves this. i really, REALLY, wish for more, though. this game is that comforting <3
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Pillow Fight |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.12.2024 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 93% положительных (499) |