Stars Die Security Hotfix
2025-10-04Fixed the Unity vulnerability. If you don't know what that is you can read about it here: https://unity.com/security/sept-2025-01
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Eric Juvi / Dec 4, 2020 / Adventure, Indie
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CompareA giant cathedral of flesh has appeared in the middle of the ocean on a dying world. A small group of scientists are secretly investigating it when a mysterious woman appears, facing an impossible task.
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Fixed the Unity vulnerability. If you don't know what that is you can read about it here: https://unity.com/security/sept-2025-01
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88% positive, 130 reviews
Boring talk-fest.
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-18
I did not enjoy the story on my first playthrough because the second half of the narrative was too heavy on exposition, but the game has several endings that will add more context to the experience. It takes about 30 to 40 minutes to complete the game, depending on which character you align with. To my knowledge there are at least 5 outcomes not counting the secret quest. The format reminded me of Fatum Betula ...
54 found this helpful, 2020-12-07
I bought the game because the protagonist is a girl names Dybowski, which I found hilarious. It's little and cheap, and I wasn't expecting much. But the world and mood Stars Die create were well worth it. It's feels like The End of Evangelion has already happened. "The Hole" — whatever it is — threatens humanity, spreading a lethal disease, consuming matter and seemingly taking in brainwashed "volunteeers." Then...
33 found this helpful, 2023-11-13
I loved it, it's a very heavily narrative and multiple-endings focused game, one that needs multiple playthroughs to fully grasp the story, world and characters (or at least try, it has some ambiguity). It has a lot of dialogue and walking, but the characters are interesting and the map is bizarrely unique. Very recommended, a very memorable experience Esp: Me encantó, es un juego muy centrado en la narrativa y en...
20 found this helpful, 2024-10-16
A time in which the governments of humanity comes together to stop a common evil that wants to destroy their planet. But must face the inevitable doom that awaits them. Become with the new change, or die against it. This game tells the story in a unique way of putting yourself in the shoes of a mysterious traveler whom arrived at the perfect time of the beginning of the end. The game allows you to choose what...
19 found this helpful, 2020-12-05
Stars Die is an interesting premise but flawed execution. You arrive at an island under mysterious circumstances and must work with the 4-person science team already on the island to unravel the mystery. However, despite the 30 minutes required to establish the setting and plot on the island, the actual end-game is determined entirely by deciding if you'd like to speak with Scientist A, Scientist B, Doctor A, or...
23 found this helpful, 2022-05-14
A short but fantastic game and one of the best renditons of cosmic horror I have ever played in a video game. This game isn't about tentacle monsters. It's about a looming threat which is invading people's minds and steering their decisions. Find out what all of this means and how you, a mysterious women, may fit into all of this. Lot's of dialogue with interesting and unique characters. The possibility to see the...
11 found this helpful, 2021-10-31
Usually, "Lovecraftian" tag alone is a reason for me to consider buying a game, and it was exactly the case with Stars Die. With PS1 style graphic horror it is also like... Either it's very bad, or it's very good. Stars Dies is the "very good" case. The amount of content and atmosphere placed on one small island is amazingly big. Each ending questline is beautiful and well directed, along with music, visuals and...
6 found this helpful, 2021-02-17
Strange but interesting, would recommend if you're looking for a nice slice of cosmic horror and the philosophy around dealing with it.
8 found this helpful, 2021-07-16
Stars die is a narrative-driven first person horror game where you must discover why earth is dying, or living, or transforming, all depending on who you want to believe. The choice is left entirely up to you how you want to explore the story. Talk to the researchers, doctors, and soldier on an outpost in the middle of the ocean and decide if what is happening needs to be embraced/stopped/ignored. Each character has...
8 found this helpful, 2020-12-29