Gone Fireflies: A Detective's Interactive Tale

5/14/2026, 8:22:54 PM

Tags: #adventure #indie #casual #story-rich #interactive fiction

User Reviews

Score: 85%Very Positive
Review Count: 52 reviews
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Japan Price: ¥300
Global Price: $2.99
Sale Status: Regular pricing
Price Checked At: 5/14/2026, 8:22:53 PM

Key highlight

Experience a short, linear, story-driven adventure as a detective and another man, unraveling a mystery through character interaction and choices. Features dual protagonists and full controller support.

Details

Overview

Gone Fireflies is a narrative-driven adventure game developed and published by Quiet Bay Studio. Players step into the shoes of two distinct characters, a detective named James Reed and a man named Thomas May, to unravel a mystery surrounding a woman's apparent suicide and her husband's disappearance. This short, linear experience invites players to explore the lives, loves, and losses of these individuals.

Highlights

Story-Driven Adventure: Engage with characters, interact with objects, and make choices that shape the unfolding narrative.
Dual Protagonists: Experience the story from the perspectives of both Detective James Reed and Thomas May.
Debut Title: This is the first release from developer Quiet Bay Studio, offering a concise and linear interactive tale.

Who It's For

This game is ideal for players who enjoy short, story-focused experiences with interactive elements and meaningful choices. Fans of detective mysteries and character-driven narratives will find themselves drawn into the emotional depth of Gone Fireflies.

Game Info

Developer: Quiet Bay Studio
Publisher: Quiet Bay Studio
Genre: Adventure, Indie, Casual, RPG Maker
Release Date: February 20, 2018
Features: Multi-player, Steam Achievements, Family Sharing, Full Controller Support