The Star Named EOS, a captivating puzzle adventure developed by Silver Lining Studio, has made its way to mobile devices via the Crunchyroll Game Vault. Initially released for PC and consoles in July 2024, this game follows the studio's tradition of creating immersive, hand-painted experiences, similar to their previous work, Behind the Frame: The Finest Scenery.

What’s the Story in The Star Named EOS?

In The Star Named EOS, you embody Dei, a young photographer on a quest to unravel the mysterious disappearance of his mother. The journey begins when Dei notices puzzling inconsistencies in the old travel photos his mother sent him during his childhood, sparking an emotional and enigmatic adventure. The narrative unfolds like flipping through a photo album, with each page revealing unexpected secrets. As Dei, you'll recreate these photos by meticulously examining environments and solving intuitive puzzles that seamlessly blend into the storyline.

Visually, The Star Named EOS is a stunning masterpiece. Its hand-painted art style not only enhances the game's atmosphere but also evokes a dreamlike quality reminiscent of a Ghibli film, particularly in the beautifully animated cutscenes. The game's visual appeal is a compelling reason to dive into Dei's world and experience the beauty for yourself.

What Other Features Does It Offer?

The Star Named EOS enhances the mobile gaming experience with controller support and multiple language options, making it accessible and enjoyable for a wide audience. To play the game through the Crunchyroll Game Vault, you'll need a Mega Fan Premium or Ultimate Membership, though a free trial is available for those eager to test the waters. You can download it from the Google Play Store and experience its narrative-puzzle hybrid gameplay, which goes beyond typical fetch quests with its cleverly designed challenges.

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