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Over The Cloud : Lost Planet

In a not so distant future, the story takes place on a spaceship, the mankind's last refuge.

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May 6, 2019
7 years and 90 days ago
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# Synopsis
the mankind found an unknown ore in a comet that crashed on Earth…
Because of this, they accomplished to develop an extraordinary civilization. The speed of scientific development increased rapidly and faced a new civilized age. Old age spaceships became artifacts and were valued enough to consider them as historical pieces.
These new spaceships went deep into the space to collect even more ores. They named this ore, Oort-nite. However, one day, monsters appeared across the world and attacked mankind simultaneously.

# Features of this game build
- A visual novel featuring text-based story with narration, computer graphics
- Korean webtoon artists GLPI’s first visual novel “Over the Cloud: Lost Planet”
it includes many of GLPI’s delicate artwork and high-quality illustrations.
- Character’s deep and overflowing emotions and high-quality illustrations.
- Theme song composed by “Lee Il-woo,” a member of the world-renowned post-rock band “Jambinai”