The Color of the Sky
A downloadable narrative experience for Windows
- THE COLOR OF THE SKY -
A short, emotional descent into guilt and the choices that haunt us.
A 10-minute narrative experience following Jean Pierre as he confronts his guilt and the consequences of weakness.
With original, deep and immersive soundtrack.
F5 TO FULLSCREEN
HEADPHONES HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR A FULL EXPERIENCE
Controls
You can use ← ↑ ↓ → or W A S D
ENTER / Z to interact
ESC / X to exit
You can't run — it's an experience for those who enjoy going slow.
Credits
“Abandoned Lighthouse” by World On Pixels
"Tilesets 5" and "Inside B Bloody Edition" by Hishimy
"Young Canada" by IggyAlben
"Khas Advanced Lighting" by Khas Arcthunder
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This game really hit me in a quiet way. It’s simple, but there’s something about the pacing, the silence, and the atmosphere that pulls you in. You don’t just play it, you sort of feel it. It speaks to that quiet emptyness we all know, and somehow it feels comforting too. Expecting for more work like this. Beautifully done and the...
I truly appreciate your words. This game was born from that silent weight of guilt — the kind that empties you, yet makes you understand yourself a little more. Knowing it reached someone that way means a lot.
Creo que este juego, sencillo pero intenso, explora muy profundamente el vacio hamno que pude tener la gente y uno mismo y sus reflexiones internas. El autor de este juego ha hecho un gran esfuerzo en tratar de mostrar esto y creo que lo logra de manera brillante. También una mención especial a la música de fondo, hace que la experiencia sea más atrapadora y te sientas más conectado con este juego.
Thank you so much. The music is original from the game, so I’m truly grateful for your words. I’m proud to have created something meaningful for someone — even if it’s just one, two, or three people.
Just finished this narrative game, about 10min, and honestly, it left a real impression on me. It's simple on the surface, but deep and reflective underneath, the kind of story that stays in your mind after the credits roll on. You can really feel the care and intention behind every scene by the author.
It's amazing to see what some creators can do with RPG Maker when they pour their soul at it and focus on meaning instead of just gameplay. It reminds why we love the indie genre, they're small, personal, and full of heart. Huge respect man, keep going.
I honestly didn’t expect a comment like this, especially in such a short time.
It means a lot to know it resonated with you. That’s exactly what I create for.
Thank you for reminding me it’s worth it.