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Crisálida is a short narrative game blending visual novel and point-and-click elements to explore themes of grief, memory, and self-discovery.

You play as Íris, a woman trying to move forward after a personal loss during the isolation of a global pandemic. Through hidden object searches in interactive scenes and environmental storytelling, you will guide her as she reconstructs the past and defines her future.

Every interaction reveals fragments—some comforting, others painful. But not every memory is what it seems. The story unfolds through multiple paths, leading to five distinct endings.

Featuring hand-painted digital scenes and an all-female development team behind the story and original concept, Crisálida invites you to reflect on what we remember, what we forget, and what we carry with us—even in silence.

🌸 Highlights

• A short and intense experience: Approximately 30 minutes per playthrough.

• Five different endings: Rewarding player curiosity and meaningful choices.

• Hidden narrative content: Discover secrets that expand the story beyond Íris’s perspective.

• Deeply sensory: Featuring the striking voice of Thais Durães and compositions by César Lima.

• Handcrafted aesthetic: Digital art with an artisanal feel and immersive soundscapes created by MenyeB.

• A love letter to resilience: An intimate story of self-discovery written by Laís Faccin.

🧡🖤 Social Commitment: A portion of the proceeds from Crisálida sales is donated to AbleGamers Brazil, an organization dedicated to combating social isolation through accessibility in gaming. By purchasing your copy, you are helping transform the lives of players with disabilities.

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This game addresses sensitive themes such as loss, grief, death, family conflicts, and suicidal ideation. Its purpose is to encourage reflection and empathy. If you experience excessive discomfort, we recommend taking a break and seeking support from friends, family, or healthcare professionals.

This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are products of the studio's imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.