Ceres Fauna - Seasons of Promise
A downloadable game for Windows and Linux
A Hololive fan game featuring Ceres Fauna of Hololive EN Promise.
Play as Fauna, who, upon waking up in an unfamiliar land, must find the other Promise members and find a way home.
* Game supports both keyboard and controller
** Note: Use of a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller will likely cause issues in-game
Credits
* Programming, art, music, writing: Not Shu (@notshu25)
* Font: m5x7 & m3x6 by Daniel Linssen (@managore)
* Sound effects were either created for the game or are free for commercial/non-commercial use. Additional sound effects obtained from: https://www.zapsplat.com
Disclaimer
* This unofficial fan game was made following the Derivative Works Guidelines set by Hololive Production. I am in no way affiliated with Hololive / Cover Corp. Game contains musical derivative works of Hololive songs.
Contact
* Contact me at trueshu25@gmail.com
Download
Install instructions
For Windows, download the ZIP file, extract all, and run the executable.
For Linux, download the AppImage file and run the game.
Development log
- Game Update (June 14, 2024)Jun 15, 2024
- Game Update (June 9, 2024)Jun 10, 2024
- Bug Fix + Game Update (April 11, 2024)Apr 12, 2024
- Game Update (April 9, 2024)Apr 09, 2024
- Game Update (March 24, 2024)Mar 24, 2024
- Bug Fixes + Game Update (March 22, 2024)Mar 22, 2024
- Game Update (March 19, 2024)Mar 19, 2024
Comments
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loved it. awesome game, omori styled art
if i wasn't so bad at playing these types of games lol
Finished finally. I see big improvements compared to previous game. I like slap, and good platforming. Simple but I like it. Bosses are harder, and that's good.
Only music is kinda weak, especially on last two stages. I understand what you did there, but sounds like two separated songs in different genre played together.
Character dialogues and portrait animations are the best.
Wow, very nice work!
I loved the sprite work and the girls portraits! Also, the music was on point! My favorite boss was the 3rd level one.
Unfortunately I couldn't beat the final(?) boss second stage. I gave up after getting stuck in that fight for over 30 minutes. Maybe I'll come back to the game and try again later.
I like that you added plenty of checkpoints with heals in all levels and that the main challenge were the bosses, each with their unique approach.
Great game!!
hey i ranked your game and 19 others here:
ur ranking was pretty good. check out my spreadsheet linked below the video for some feedback. if you would like more coverage i am making another video for subscriber games only. so far i only have 1 subscriber who is a game dev so rankings would be a lot less competitive and i would spend longer on each game.
Liked it! Had a bit of trouble with the bosses but it's all good. I loved the dialogue, captured Promise's personalities really well! The only thing I wasn't a fan of was the stiff movement, but I liked the game anyway!
I've played the platformer one, which is great, and this is even better! Especially love the dialogue!
loved it! especially the boss fights, some of the attacks were Freaky! and the EX skills haha. great stuff.
i really like this game actually. the art is cute and the writing is good. like the glide and the flowers spawning behind me are a really nice touch.
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Thanks for playing! Feel free to review my game however you want. Feedback is always appreciated.
great ill take some gameplay footage now!
What a nice little platformer! It's quite fun. I absolutely love the art and the music.
The AppImage runs fine on Fedora 39 so far.
Do you plan on releasing your remix sometime? Cause I really love them and would love to listen to it while doing some work.
I'm very happy to see so many people praise the OST! If I find the time, maybe I'll make the OST downloadable from this page later.
Linux build seems to work fine on Steam Deck. Haven't tested on my desktop to make sure it runs on Debian-based Linux.
Update: Works on my desktop just fine. So it works on both Debian and Arch Linux.