Luce Spenta

It is my strong belief that MrFaabry, the creator of Luce Spenta, wasn’t merely trying to create a game, he was trying to spread a message to the readers of this story. The choices you make throughout the game are an invitation for genuine self-reflection and growth for the readers, wherever they may find themselves in their life journey. While you can certainly play Luce Spenta from the perspective of simple entertainment, I believe that if you are willing to place yourself in the shoes of the protagonist and view the 4th Wall references as more than just a cheap writing device, you’ll gain so much more from this gem than just ~ 10 hours of fun.

So, if you are looking for a great short story game for a killer low price point I highly recommend Luce Spenta. I especially recommend it if you are a fan of the darker side of life and/or of the Goth aesthetic. I hope you enjoy the experience just as much as I did!

Incredible visual novel, one of the best experiencies i had in this kind of games. Highly recommended, this game will surprise you.

Luce Spenta — dark AF visual novel. You judge dead souls. Five stories, each hits hard. Morta is pure chaos. Multiple endings, real replay value. Makes you think. Dev poured soul into this. Respect.

One of the best indie games i have ever played! (if not THE BEST)

At the beginning, it looks like a simple game but step by step... it gets you more and more.
It is incredible how this game match with you, not only for the story that is quite good but at a certain point that you ´ll start thinking about yout beliefs and feelings (sometimes you feel like u r engaged to a good tv serie or book, but without lost the essence of a game).

I truly recommend give an opportunity to this title!

looking forward to continuing the game

I basically speedran the game over two days and had to stop a couple of times because my eyes were tired from so much reading, but in a good way. The ending I got in my first playthrough (without spoiling anything), “Prediction”, completely blew me away. It clearly references the Book of Revelation, and the atmosphere, the symbolism, everything felt biblical in the strongest sense. The game is full of that kind of layered meaning. This is a heavy story, emotionally and thematically, and I mean that as a compliment. Everything feels connected, and you can tell there are many layers and hidden connections, it really feels like a world where every detail matters, and where it could take dozens of hours to fully explore and understand everything beneath the surface.

What also pushed me to buy it was seeing how active the developer is. Constant updates, new events, and real interaction with the community. That means a lot, especially for a narrative-driven game, and even more in a project that some people might unfairly judge just because it uses a bit of AI in the pipeline. You can clearly feel the human vision and care behind it.

The only small thing I’d mention is that I’m a woman and the character Morta always addresses the player as male. It didn’t break immersion or ruin anything for me, and I totally understand that adding gender options later can be complicated. It’s just a minor detail, maybe fixable in a next update.

Personally, the gothic aesthetic is exactly my thing, and Morta’s design is amazing. I really hope the game does well, because I’d love to see cosplays of her someday. I’m already in love with her outfit and her presence!