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Vivid/Stasis

Hajimeli

Vivid/Stasis

vivid/stasis is a rhythm-mystery game that follows the fate and feelings of a group of girls as they get wrapped up in a mind-bending adventure involving organizations, mysterious disappearances, and the fourth dimension. The game ties together an immense and interweaving storyline with varying levels of music-based gameplay... and more...?

Released
5 July 2025
Developer
Hajimeli
Publisher
SKY HOUR WORKS
Engine
GameMaker Studio 2
Perspective
Auditory · Text
Platforms
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Genres
Music · Indie · Visual Novel
94
Player rating
6
Ratings counted
93.9%
Steam reviews
53
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The story

On July 21st, 2022, Tsuki Tasogare went missing after not coming home before her agreed-upon curfew. An investigation was picked up, but after less than a day of little to no progress, her sister, Saturday, finds the lack of enthusiasm for finding her sister confusing, and gets impatient. And so, she decides to look into it herself. Alongside her friends, Allison and Kotomi, Saturday hopes to uncover the secret behind her sister's strange disappearance... and isn't quite ready for what she discovers. vivid/stasis' story spans multiple chapters and multiple game genres to tell a coming-of-age story about living with trauma from a young age, and what makes our feelings "real".

Vivid/Stasis

How long to beat

Main story
8 h
Main + extras
33.5 h
Completionist
156 h

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Reviews and languages

93.9% of 3,838 Steam reviews are positive. Valve labels that “Very Positive”.

1 languages in the interface, 1 of them with full voice acting. English is supported, with full voice acting.

Publisher's content notice

The story in vivid/stasis covers the following topics that some may preferred to be warned about beforehand: - Characters frequently swear both in text messages and out loud with other characters - The story generally covers themes of unreality, trauma, and poor mental health - The game makes use of its status as a video game as a tool for its story - Some story content covers themes of survivors' guilt, grief and mourning

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