Vinylove
Release date: Sep 9, 2018
Developers: Space Banana Studio
Publishers: Space Banana Studio
Genres: Adventure, Casual, Indie, Simulation, Early Access
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Partial Controller Support, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

Vinylove is a small exploration game experience about the deep relationship between the songs we love and the memories they relate to. You will follow the short story of Alex , the protagonist, while he's dealing with his past and the impact songs and music had on it . As you proceed with the experience, you will be asked to put on specific records to help Alex understand and finally cope with his own memories. The entire story takes place in Alex's bedroom , filled with his passions and hobbies and stuff from his childhood . You will find a lot of details about his life by just looking at his stuff, while you're busy collecting the right song with each memory. You will be creating the soundtrack for this experience by selecting and playing your favourite songs by your favourite artists! It's easy, all it takes is to open your records library and select the song from your computer. This will allow you to live Alex's story togheter with yours : an invite to think about this magic connection between music and past in your everyday life! What you'll find: A small but detailed story about the ordinary life of a teenager. Warm and relaxing atmosphere inside Alex's bedroom. Detailed handcrafted environment. Calm and relaxing guitar soundtrack. Customized game experience by loading your own music. A starting point Vinylove is not finished yet. In fact, it is born as an experimental game to explore this concept of the links between music and memories. It could be turned into a full-size story, always around that same concept. This is all up to you, the players. If you will like the game and will support it with gameplays, hints, comments and everything else, I might be able to turn it into a full polished experience!


Notes: The game features small references to adult themes such as alcohol and smoking, anyway without these acts ever appearing on screen.