Cyan Heart Launches on Steam with Switch Version in Development
The release turns an experimental control gimmick into a finished commercial work, with the developer committing to a Switch version as the next step.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Developer Shio Seiei released Cyan Heart for PC via Steam on October 9. The horror exploration puzzle game uses a selfie perspective: players see only the protagonist girl and what is behind her, never what is ahead. A Switch version is in development. The protagonist, Sara, wears an ushanka and enters an abandoned facility to stop a cyan entity called Cyan.
Cyan Heart is out on Steam, and its camera never looks forward. The screen holds the protagonist and the space behind her, so players read danger from her expression and from what appears at her back.
Shio Seiei, a university student majoring in design, kept the perspective through development. The game adds a glance system and pin-based auto-movement over the demo version. Development is also proceeding toward a Nintendo Switch release.
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