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The Silent Sky Part I

The Silent Sky is a hand-drawn, point-and-click adventure game about a boy who goes wandering while searching for his dog. Without even realizing it, while under the night's silent sky, his epic journey is about to begin.

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July 28, 2022
4 years and 6 days ago
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Mostly Positive23 reviews78.3%

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What would you do if you found yourself in front of a mysterious portal that suddenly appeared in your back woods? Would you jump right in... or would you throw something into it first?

The Silent Sky is a hand-drawn, not quite classical, point-and-click adventure game – an introduction to a longer journey that doesn’t end with the silent night sky.

The story revolves around a twelve-year-old boy, who’s hungry for adventure. Unable to resist exploring, he soon stumbles upon something he wasn’t supposed to ever find. This discovery drags Siim to places he had no idea even existed. He’ll need to keep his childlike spirit intact in order to out think his opponents if he’s ever going to make it back home.

When we gaze up at the night sky and view the stars, everything we see is calm and tranquil, but is it really so?