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"Give Me a Sun" is set in a world not too far from our own, where civilization has remained stagnant for centuries, Give Me a Sun follows the story of Celeste and her clan—outsiders who rise to influence after discovering a mysterious signal from the stars.
✨ Inspirations: This visual novel is heavily inspired by Claymore by Norihiro Yagi, The Witcher by Andrzej Sapkowski, Dark Angel by James Cameron, and Alita: Battle Angel.
⚠️ Mild spoiler ahead: A major twist in the story draws from Contact by Carl Sagan. The signal Celeste’s clan intercepts is not just random—it holds powerful knowledge from another world, which helps them spark a technological revolution.
If you enjoy dark sci-fi, emotional character journeys, political intrigue, and female-led stories, this may be the novel for you. Expect drama, mystery, and action—all wrapped in a world as strange as it is familiar.
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Developer:Â Namco15Â -Â Subscribestar |Â Patreon |Â Itch |
Censored: No
OS: Windows, Linux, Mac, Android
Language: English
Genre: 3DCG, Female protagonist, Harem, Lesbian, Teasing, Twins, Superpowers, Sci-fi, Fantasy , Point & Click, Graphic violence, Big ass, Big tits, Groping, Monster girl, Adventure
Installation:
Extract and run.
v7.5
480 new renders and the novel is almost at the final battle
The story in this one jumps to much arround, as if yo're reading three books at the same time.
Flashbacks, Dreams, prequels, memories, current timeline.
Definitely not a game to play if you are interested in sexy scenes rather than story.
"I need to see dick to jerk off. This shit is gay." Time to do some self relfecting little guy.
(Different Anon here)
Not so much a preference for sexy over story, but I'm struggling to keep track of the timeline and where each scene takes place in it.
When the audience can't figure out the chronological order the events they're seeing take place in, it's time to rethink your approach to storytelling, because that gets confusing fast.
It'd be one thing if it was, say, a scene in the Present sparks a flashback, but to have flashbacks within flashbacks and then skip to a different flashback-within-a-flashback with no indication of the progression or regression of time (a datestamp at the beginning of a scene set in a different time period would be great) is something else entirely.
