Suddenly, though, the friend suddenly goes missing. With unresolved feelings hanging in the air, your friend gives you a feelgrid, which is like a futuristic mood ring in the form of a bracelet that will change colour depending on how Lina is feeling. At the beginning of the game you reunite with your friend who you clearly have a dicey history with. Set in a neon-tinted futuristic world with serious cyberpunk vibes where automation rules, you play as Lina, the last human cab driver who finds herself having to work on the streets of Los Ojos where she's just recently relocated to. Set in an alternate version of 1981, Heaven Will Be Mine is one of the most interesting recent visual novel additions to the ever-growing library, wrapped up in a distinctive art style, lots of smooching, and an absorbing exploration of relationships and connections. The narrative is one of its strongest points, with so many metaphorical layers to uncover. What makes it so notable, though, is how strong its storytelling is. Every pilot is on a different side, which offers a variety of different perspectives and issues. Through a series of conversations that play out on a UI that's designed to make you feel like you're in the cockpit of a mech, you follow the story of the pilots as they try to navigate their way through an eight-day war against three different factions in a bid to fight for the future of humanity. Players can assume the role of three different mech pilots - Luna-Terra, Pluto, and Saturn - who each have their own personalities and skills. Heaven Will be Mine explores some quite sensitive subjects, but that just makes Worst Girls Games and Pillow Fights Games' visual novel all the more noteworthy.
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