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Evocative, visually stunning, and equally mysterious, The Star Named EOS has officially launched on mobile today, thanks to the Crunchyroll Game Vault. I'm not exaggerating when I say this little gem is a must-play, as I've experienced it firsthand and felt all the emotions as the credits rolled. With a Crunchyroll premium subscription, you too can explore if it's your cup of tea.
Immerse yourself in the cozy vibes and Ghibli-esque animation of The Star Named EOS. This game takes you on a memorable journey through photographs that you'll recreate to unravel the mystery of your mother's disappearance. The hand-drawn art style enhances the emotional depth, complemented by the music and intuitive touch controls in delightful point-and-click puzzles.
Developed by Silver Lining Studio, this narrative-driven adventure supports controllers and offers multi-language options. If you're like me, the atmosphere alone might inspire you to dive in for a cathartic experience.
As for the Crunchyroll Game Vault, it's a premium service that provides access to a unique library of games you might not find elsewhere on mobile. You'll need a Mega Fan Premium or Ultimate Membership to join, but a free trial is available to give you a taste before you fully commit.
If you're eager to dive into The Star Named EOS, you can find it on the App Store and Google Play. Meanwhile, Crunchyroll Game Vault has recently released House in Fata Morgana, Kitaria Fables, and Magical Drop VI. To learn more about their plans for the year, check out our interview with Crunchyroll's Terry Li.
