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TL;DR: This page provides information about VN called Радио Пульсар and hosts its source files.
I do not own this game nor did I assist in its development. The author released all the game's content to the public, and I host it here as a tribute/mirror. For more info I suggest reading the page below.

Радио Пульсар (Radio Pulsar) is a visual novel, single-handedly made by some guy on the internet. It features a unique art style and an interesting story.
The guy goes by the nickname of "rurubell". He developed this VN over the span of ~4 years, actively discussing the development on 2ch imageboard. Then, struck by events in personal life, rurubell slowly disappeared from the Internet, leaving all the source files free to download.

I loved this VN very much when I first saw it. It inspired me and my already existent curiosity to learn a bit about Electronics. And its art style is really something I will surely never forget.

I decided to make a tribute page on my website, so a few random people who will visit could discover this visual novel. This page will serve as a mirror for all the source files I could gather. I will also leave the links to all websites/archives connected to this VN.

The author released all the game's content to the public, though many links are already broken. Below are all the files and links I could find and save.


Links to original threads on 2ch, archived at arhivach:
(Be aware that arhivach changes its top-level domain once in a while)
Thread 1
Thread 2

Links to anivisual - Ukrainian website about VNs, now closed and functioning as an archive:
Project page
VN page

Link to rurubell's GitHub where he published all of the VN's plot and ideas.
rurubell's GitHub page

And finally, direct downloads of source files from my website:
Folder (to open in browser)
Ren'Py Project (contains OSTs also made by author btw)
Backgrounds and their sources
Finished Backgrounds
CGs
Sprites
Copy of VN's plot from rurubell's GitHub

I do not have the built .exe version of Pre-Demo, but you can just download Ren'Py and import the project there.

Here are some screenshots and images from the author that I like:


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