
Project Vesperi is a branching narrative sci-fi game where you play as Doctor Evelyn Roth, sent to investigate a potential sign of life on Venus. When an intruder threatens the only habitable station on the planet, your choices will shape the fate of those around you—and humanity itself.
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Dive into Project Vesperi to experience this movie-length sci-fi branching narrative. Play again and again to discover over ten different endings with variations based on the decisions you make throughout the story.
You play as Doctor Evelyn Roth, a UNE astrobiologist dedicated to searching for potential signs of life across our solar system. When an anomaly is found on Venus, you will decide how far she’ll go to secure it when an intruder emerges.
Your decisions as Evelyn will shape how characters in the station view you and act. Every choice, no matter how small, affects your ending and the characters you meet. Exploring the world will further impact your narrative gameplay experience, as you’ll find new pathways and choices to unlock during conversations. Depending on how you approach conflict, each character’s fate will be in your hands. Your choices matter, as every character can live or die.
The year is 2083. Earth’s natural resources have dwindled. The Unified Nations of Earth have launched missions across the solar system to search for signs of life on planets and moons. On Venus, abandoned terraforming experiments created a safe pocket of reduced pressure and heat. In this traversable zone, the UNE founded Geyser Canyon Station. This mission is known as Project Vesperi. On one of the least hospitable planets in our solar system, you must decide how humanity will react to what may be the greatest discovery ever made.

Featuring lifelike performances, rich world-building, and tense action sequences, Project Vesperi was developed within our student scope against all odds as a short impactful narrative game built from the ground up to be replayable. This game was made possible by a team full of college students and supportive collaborators who believed in our passion, and we couldn’t be more excited to finally be launching Project Vesperi on Steam.
Enter this turbulent near future and determine the fate of those on Venus and humanity in Project Vesperi. Thank you, and we hope you enjoy!
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SteamYou are here | $14.99 | 35reviews | 46% | — | $13.5K |
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Was this a good game? Yes. Could it be improved? Also yes. I will make pro's and con's here (WARNING SOME SPOILERS AHEAD): Pro's: - Good graphics that made me feel like I was on Venus - Liked the voice acting - You can tell a lot of work went into this (based on there being 16 different endings) - I liked the cinematography used Con's: - I felt like the main protagonists/earths backstory should have been explored more in the beginning. This way it adds investment into the character and wanting them to make it back home later in the story - The prologue could have most definitely been explored in what im going to call the "Geode dimension". That way we see how it was discovered. This also makes our protagonist be in the dark and only knows life (and hope for humanity) was found on Venus - The time looping dialog should have a little more divergence. For another example of a game I personally like that has good dialog with time looping, look up "Dead Reset" on steam Also here's my gameplay, and my thoughts. If you'd like to see more explanation: https://youtu.be/2C2Kl8EVUcM Overall still recommend the game and am looking forward to new games from this studio in the future.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 35 reviews with recorded playtime.
really ? you made me play the demo and get interested in buying the game to have a couple more hours of gameplay ? DO NOT BUY THIS, just watch some random streamer play this short movie and save your money.
Great story idea, but the game was too short for my tastes. Refunded.
Was thoroughly impressed with the music, that was probably the biggest standout for me. I didn't have any bugs or issues, gameplay was smooth, and the character stories were by far my favorite in chapter 1. The overarching story was executed pretty well here, definitely worth a second playthrough.
I was expecting more after seeing the trailer and reading the description. I don't want to spoiler, so let's say it like this: the game kind of gave me Life is Strange vibes. I liked it a lot, but other players may be disappointed and expect something else. I can highly recommend buying it on sale and giving it a try. As you can tell by my playtime, this is a very short game. I played one run.
Full Game : https://youtu.be/k5uiu-agqFw
Cool game, nice premise and good story, pretty short (like beat the game and able to refund short) but lots of multiple endings, each interaction between chapters changes the possible ending. Small deviations but still it's enough to be considered an ending. Would be nice to receive DLC to explore outside of Venus more and maybe a small photo mode or something, it's very pale, bland and kinda empty tbh. got the Hope for Humanity ending first try. Good price as well to support the devs, might be a bit for some but it seems ok. Visuals are good, the Void section is cool but its feels similar to every other void area in other video games but none the less it fits well. 6/10 for me tbh! Good start for the dev team!
The game is eye candy, but quite short. Voice acting is well done and models and environment are amazing. Seeing that there are multiple endings , as you would imagine there are in a choices game, the replay value is decent, but it would have been nice to have a bit longer, deeper story.
The demo is basically the whole game. Very short, only one small building is playable. They have so little content that they use lenghty animations for everything even when you enter and leave dialogue.
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