Menu

«Previous post | Next post»

Press release:
The Rome-based (Italy) indie games publisher/developer Fantastico Studio and Milan-based (Italy) indie games developer Team Soletude, today announced with great thrill and happiness that their colorful and deep visual novel “A Sketchbook About Her Sun” is now available for consoles (PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, and the Nintendo Switch).

Through a narrative based on Red Ribbon’s album “Planet X”, experience a broken-heart girl’s journey through thoughts, daydreams, and music. From award-winning studio Team Soletude and indie publisher Fantastico Studio comes the visual novel “A Sketch About Her Sun”, an interactive experience based on the music of the indie rock band Red Ribbon.

About this game
Confused about her feelings for someone, Lucia, the main character, decides to flee from her city and wanders through a smaller town where she’s never been, searching for herself while still tormented by the thought of the person she’s attracted to.

The project is an interactive experience divided into 11 segments, each corresponding to a song from Red Ribbon’s album “Planet X”.
Lose yourself into Lucia’s mindscape, divided between her thoughts, drawings and music she’s listening to through her journey to re-discover her own self.

Features:
– A narrative shaped around Red Ribbon’s “Planet X” album;
– An interactive stream of consciousness developed by the choices made during each scene;
– A mixture of comics, animation, and interactive fiction elements;
– A short and replayable story.

Team Soletude
A small indie studio of recently graduated students based in Milan, Italy. As of today, they have released various titles that use the visual novel genre to tell deep and personal stories about individual loneliness, hurtful memories, and the endless search for love.
@TSoletude | Official Website

Fantastico Studio
Fantastico Studio is an Italian publisher and game design company founded by Andrea Valesini, Daniele Bianchini, and Carlo Iurino in 2017.
Fantastico’s games range from more classic gameplay like the interstellar shooter Black Paradox to very experimental products like CUCCCHI, the first artist archive created in the form of a video game.