
Love In Space
50% Visual Novel
50% Sci-Fi Karaoke - Musical
100% Cringe
"It's about loneliness, soap, karaoke, the apocalypse and of course LOVE!" - Ozan
Cringe, sing, repeat
In Love in Space, the screen is your stage. Karaoke gameplay is at the heart of the experience, allowing you to break into song whenever your emotions peak. But this isn’t your typical karaoke—each song’s lyrics change based on the choices you make throughout the game, creating a unique performance every time you play. Whether you’re belting out an existential anthem as a nihilistic protagonist or singing a sarcastic ballad as a misanthropic dreamer, your personality shapes the music.
With full control over your performance, Love in Space invites you to not just play a game, but to truly perform. Sing your heart out, voice the protagonist, and share your journey with friends or streaming audiences, making each interaction an unforgettable act.
#VoidCore
The story unfolds in a post-apocalyptic 2009 where Earth lies in ruins. Humanity is fractured: the privileged thrive in lunar colonies, while the rest cling to survival in crumbling underwater bases. You play as a dreamer trapped in the ocean’s depths, torn between yearning for escape and doubting whether anything more exists beyond the void.
In this isolated world, everyday life becomes an existential dance between hope and despair. When emotions boil over, your character bursts into song. Not just to express longing or fear, but as a defiant protest against cosmic indifference.
You'll encounter quirky characters, wrestle with personal and societal dilemmas, and explore themes of love, survival, and the power of creativity to transform even the darkest realities.

Content Creator Catnip
Love in Space is a karaoke-fueled spectacle begging to be performed. Voice-act your heart out and sing along to existential bangers about dead fish and sentient coat hangers.
Game Features:
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Your choices shape both story and lyrics in real-time!
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Original bangers. Lots of them.
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Each frame is a visual masterpiece carefully hand-drawn by Ozan.
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Voice-act your heart out! Perfect for streamers who want to act, sing, and sob for their audience.


The Team
Ozan Drøsdal
Ozan is a renowned Norwegian game designer celebrated for his creative contributions to independent game development. As a co-founder of the game studio Perfectly Paranormal, he has played a pivotal role in the creation of several successful titles, including Helheim Hassle, Manual Samuel, and The Holy Gosh Darn. These games are distinguished by their unique humor, quirky characters, and innovative gameplay mechanics, earning both national and international acclaim.
One of the most notable highlights of Drøsdal’s career is Manual Samuel (2016), a comedic adventure game where players must control every bodily function of the protagonist, Samuel, after he strikes a deal with Death. Praised for its distinctive humor and challenging gameplay, the game has achieved cult status among indie game enthusiasts.
Another standout title is Helheim Hassle (2020), a dark comedy that combines puzzle mechanics with a Viking protagonist who seeks to avoid Valhalla and find a more peaceful afterlife. The game was well-received for its clever design and humorous narrative, further cementing Drøsdal’s reputation as a master of blending comedy with engaging gameplay.
In 2024, Drøsdal and Perfectly Paranormal released their latest game, The Holy Gosh Darn, to widespread enthusiasm. This comedic adventure game takes players into an absurd world where they control an angel tasked with fixing cosmic imbalances in the universe. The game has garnered glowing reviews for its original story, unique humor, and creative mechanics, quickly becoming a favorite among adventure game fans. Many are already eagerly anticipating future projects from the studio.
Throughout his career, Ozan Drøsdal has demonstrated a remarkable ability to combine humor with deep and engaging gameplay experiences. His work has not only created entertaining and memorable games but has also helped put Norwegian game development on the international map. Known for his willingness to challenge conventions and create games that stand out in an ever-growing market, Drøsdal continues to inspire upcoming game designers and push the boundaries of what games can achieve.

Jørn Lavoll
Jørn is a celebrated Norwegian composer, arranger, and producer whose dynamic and genre-defying work spans video games, theatre, film, and television. Renowned for his ability to weave emotion, humor, and narrative depth into his compositions, Lavoll has become a cornerstone of creative projects that demand both technical mastery and artistic innovation.
Lavoll’s career is marked by a prolific output across diverse mediums. In video games, his contributions include atmospheric scores for titles like Teslagrad (2013) and World to the West (2017) with Rain Games, as well as the whimsical soundtrack for The Holy Gosh Darn (2024) by Perfectly Paranormal.
Lavoll’s theatre work is equally illustrious. As a longtime collaborator with Fyllingsdalen Teater, he has composed and arranged music for over two dozen productions, including the darkly comedic Gangster Bestemor (2023) and the enchanting musical Hekseringen (2017). His immersive Tjernet (2020), a site-specific "wandering concert" set in abandoned factories, highlights his flair for blending music with environmental storytelling.
A master of contrast, Lavoll’s style merges Nordic melancholy, neoclassical grandeur, and irreverent humor. His scores range from lush orchestral arrangements to playful, genre-bending pieces for drag performances like All About Mimi (2022). This versatility extends to film and TV, where he has scored documentaries (NRK’s Voldtatt), podcasts, and even augmented reality art installations like The Persecution (2022).
Lavoll’s work has earned him roles as a juror for Norway’s Spillprisen (Game Awards) and collaborations with institutions like the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra. A graduate of Theatre Arts (USA), his background in directing informs his keen understanding of narrative pacing and character psychology, allowing his music to amplify stories with wit and emotional precision.
Based in Bergen, Jørn Lavoll continues to push creative boundaries, proving that whether in a pixelated world, a theatrical stage, or a cosmic adventure, music is the thread that binds imagination to reality.
Cast: Iben Pedersen Vestrheim
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Quiche
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MarinAI
Iben Pedersen Vestrheim is a Norwegian actor, theater instructor, and Game Master with over 20 years of experience in acting and directing. She trained at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA) and the Institute of the Arts Barcelona (IAB) and is currently pursuing a master's degree in Fine Arts at Høgskulen på Vestlandet (HVL).
Iben has extensive experience as a theater educator, director, and performer. She teaches acting, runs workshops, and has directed numerous productions, always bringing her deep understanding of narrative structure and character development into her work—whether on stage, in games, or in interactive storytelling projects.

Cast: Linn Kathrin Taklo
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The Lunabelles
Linn Kathrin Taklo is the sonic architect behind Love in Space’s unforgettable musical identity. In the game, she brings to life "The Lunabelles", a fictional trio of backup singers who serve as the game’s irreverent Greek chorus. Channeling the campy charm of Little Shop of Horrors’ streetwise doo-wop trio, The Lunabelles narrate your misadventures with biting wit, celestial harmonies, and a dash of cosmic irony. Linn’s voice weaves through the soundtrack as both guide and provocateur, blending dark humor and emotional depth into lyrics that dissect love, loneliness, and the absurdity of existence.
A seasoned composer and collaborator, Linn has spent over a decade crafting award-winning music for theater and video games alongside Jørn Lavoll. Their partnership has scored everything from whimsical children’s plays (Askepott, Jungelboken) to atmospheric indie games like Teslagrad 2 and World to the West. Known for her knack for irresistibly catchy hooks, described as “infectious” and “impossible to unhear”, Linn’s work bridges pop, reggae, and indie, ensuring Love in Space’s songs are equal parts earworm and existential lament.
Beyond the game, Linn collaborates with artists across genres, writes custom songs for special occasions, and coaches aspiring musicians. Whether she’s belting nihilist anthems as a Lunabelle or composing melodies that stick like stardust, Linn’s music reminds us that even in the void, there’s always a beat to dance to.