Lyre

by Atmac

Uncensored Windows Linux Mac Android

Versionv1.20.0 Book 1

EngineRen'Py

Released2021-12-21

Updated2023-12-21

LanguageEnglish

2DCG Fantasy Furry Gay Male Protagonist Mobile Game Romance

About Lyre

Atmac develops Lyre, an adult game made in Ren'Py. Its most recent update, v1.20.0 Book 1, came out on December 21, 2021. It runs on Windows, Linux, Mac and Android. Text is in English, and the game is uncensored. The game uses hand-drawn 2D art, and you play as a male protagonist. Its main themes are fantasy, furry, gay and romance.

Game description

Lyre is a romance furry visual novel story where you travel to a strange new kingdom surrounded by diverse characters. Your only weakness is that you have no idea what their motives are. They're all deceiving each other and every one of them is better at it than you. You find yourself only able to trust the most unlikely individual as a terrible plot unfolds around you.

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Download Lyre v1.20.0 Book 1

Changelog

v1.20.0 Book 1 The first book is complete! I hope everyone enjoys it! Thank you for joining me on this journey! The full novel is now around 159,000 words. It has 5 new CGs, 2 new backgrounds, 5 new music tracks by Exias, 2 new sprites, and a new set of armour for Lyall which you got a glimpse of in chapter 12. There was a new CG added to Chapter 1, along with slight revisions to the first few chapters. The game now has an option to hide adult content. You can access this in the settings. The GUI has been tweaked slightly along with the most prominent characters having textbox portraits. The first book may be over, but I would suggest watching the end credits all the way through... v1.2 Initial Release

Player reviews

Player rating 5.0 / 5 · 1 ratings

Written reviews 1 · avg 5.0★

Positive (4–5★) 100%

Latest review 2023-04-15

insider09327 2023-04-15 ★★★★★

Admittedly I do not frequent works of such type, their split attention between the written and the visual has a tendency to produce results that excel in neither department. And in a way Lyre does not break that mould, however…