- November 10, 2023
- 7DOTS
- 9h median play time
Ceiba
Platforms
About
"CEIBA" is a single-player Adventure game offering approximately 9 hours of playtime, set in a distant future where human exploration of deep space is forbidden. Players control a young Artifite named Ein, who is tasked with wooing a cold and unfriendly female Artifite by accompanying her to explore abandoned alien ruins, which have begun to respond to her presence. Features Studio Wirion's signature sci-fi art style and immersive storytelling.










- Fascinating story and unique concepts that engage players, with a beautiful art style and great voice acting.
- The game offers a quick yet thought-provoking experience, making it suitable for those who find longer visual novels daunting.
- Gorgeous graphics and an atmospheric soundtrack enhance the overall experience, leaving players wanting more content.
- The game is very short, with some players feeling it lacks depth and completeness in its storytelling.
- Player choices often feel inconsequential, leading to a sense of linearity despite multiple endings.
- The writing quality varies, with some parts feeling rushed or underdeveloped, particularly in character development.
story
13 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is praised for its fascinating concepts and creative elements, particularly its exploration of existential themes like immortality and purpose. While some players found the storytelling to be amateurish or rushed, others appreciated the engaging characters and unique setting. Overall, the narrative is seen as a strong point, though some felt it lacked depth and completeness, resembling more of a prologue than a fully realized story.
“Fascinating story and concepts.”
“I quite literally did not expect an existential story about immortality, finding purpose, and what it means to be.”
“A nice story and a lovely set of characters, every one of them!”
“The story is creative, but told by an amateur - or very rushed - writer.”
“I only got 1 ending but that was enough to see how barebones this story is.”
“This isn't even a story, more like a prologue followed by a synopsis of what was supposed to be told in the same detail.”