- Buried Stars is a mystery adventure set in the ruins of a collapsed survival audition show.
- The game features branching scenarios, dynamic 2D art, detailed 3D environments, multiple endings, top voice talent, immersive soundtrack, and more.
- You can follow real-time reactions through Social Media and Timeline, as every dialogue and action shapes the story.
LINE Games has announced the launch of their mystery adventure title, Buried Stars, now available on iOS for $14.99. Developed by Studio LARGO, known for Panic Room and City of Mist, it was first released on consoles in July 2020 and on PC in 2021, although there’s no news regarding an Android release.
Uncover the truth behind a murder mystery in a collapsed survival show
Buried Stars is a mystery adventure title set at the site of a collapsed live survival audition show. In this game, you’re trapped among other contestants, relying on limited communication with both the group and the outside world through social media. The suspense grows as you wait for rescue.
The story begins during a live broadcast when the studio building suddenly falls apart. While everyone struggles to survive, the situation worsens with a murder taking place among the trapped contestants. As fear spreads, trust begins to crumble, which makes survival even more uncertain.
Shape the storyline with every choice and experience multiple endings
Here, you can follow real-time public reactions through in-game Social Media and Timeline systems. These features not only draw you deeper into the atmosphere but also provide important clues that guide you to uncover the truth. Plus, every dialogue and action you take influences how the story unfolds.
I like that the game offers multiple routes, endings, and hidden stories, with each playthrough revealing new truths about the scenarios. With branching scenarios, seasoned voice actors from Korea and Japan, soundtrack, 2D illustrations, environmental sound design, and more, the game is very captivating.
Buried Stars is now available on iOS for $14.99. You can now download the game via the App Store. That said, there are no details regarding an Android launch yet. Stay tuned for more updates!
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