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Rose Seed Replica

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About Rose Seed Replica

Rose Seed Replica is a narrative game about Sophie, a gay scientist who is transported by an alien contraption to a remote space station far from Earth. There she meets Bryn, the mysterious woman who brought her there, and other strange individuals. You point and click to move around and talk to characters, making choices that affect what happens later.

Sophie and Bryn

Sophie worked for a somewhat shady private laboratory before her disappearance halted her research and career. She is usually calm and sensible, though she can be spontaneous and aloof; she loves cats and girls, but has rarely had much time with either.

Bryn seems cool and quiet at first, but her personality may change as she becomes comfortable with Sophie. Although she looks human, it is unclear whether she is from Earth. Her technology is not from Earth, and she is reluctant to answer some questions about herself. The story leaves open who she is and what she was trying to achieve.

Other strange individuals live in the isolated place where Sophie and Bryn arrive. They may help Sophie understand what is happening and, depending on her choices, become her friends. Someone else may also be transported there in the same way, and the force behind the events may not stop with Sophie and Bryn.

Choices and relationships

Your interactions with characters and the environment shape the story. Choices can lead to different kinds of romance with Bryn, different dates, varying levels of drama, and strange or funny events. You may also piece together some of the mysteries as the story unfolds.

Story content

The game features more than 100 choices, 170,000 words of dialogue and six story routes. Its tone combines slice-of-life scenes, aloof banter, silly dates, awkward humor, bad puns and light drama, with occasional serious topics and nonsensical mysteries. It focuses on queer women, includes four romance types, and is LGBT+ positive and inclusive.

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