The Vestibule

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Made in 72 hours for Ludum Dare 22, The Vestibule is a visual novel adventure/mystery game about the chance encounters made by the main character, Gale, on a voyage by train for the holidays. By interacting with the other passengers on the train, you can help them or hinder them from making realizations about themselves. And maybe, in the process, you can learn something about yourself, too.

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Just accepted into the Ouya store!

Sailerius
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03/28/2013 05:25 PM

After a lot of sweat and heartache, The Vestibule has just been accepted and published in the Ouya store, just in time for consoles to ship to backers. Look for it in the store as one of the console's launch titles!

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LeadSailerius
DeveloperPerihelion
EngineRenpy
GenreVisual Novel
Date Added12/22/2011 07:32 PM
Date Updated05/27/2013 06:23 PM
Date Completed12/19/2012
Profile Views14205
Subscribers2
Total Downloads715

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treeghost

a lot better than being a wapanese kiddo

01/03/2012 02:02 AM

Somehow I really want to play this game, not only because of the graphics but also for the setting.

ivoryjones

04/13/2012 12:13 PM

So you're the one who made this AND Vacant Sky. Never thought 2 of the games I've enjoyed were from the same gamemaker!

Would you be making other Renpy in the future too? *w*

Sailerius

did someone say angels

2303

04/13/2012 04:12 PM

I'm glad you enjoyed them both!

There aren't any plans to make other visual novels right now, but making The Vestibule was a fun experience, so I can't rule it out. Unfortunately, visual novels have a much smaller audience than RPGs, so I don't see myself making a major project in Ren'py.

ivoryjones

04/14/2012 03:35 AM

Ah I see. The other VS project that you had that's on hiatus, are you going to continue it? I'd really like to play a VS game that's a visual novel. :)

Sailerius

did someone say angels

2303

04/14/2012 05:30 PM

There are no plans to continue it as of now, but I guess if there's interest it could be considered.

Raoul589