Sound Without BGM: Why Stretch Has No Music

If you noticed something missing while playing the demo of Stretch, you’re not wrong — there’s no background music. Not a single track.
Instead, the entire game relies on ambient sounds and sound effects. Wind blowing through empty classrooms. Birds chirping during a lunch break. The hum of fluorescent lights over a late-night study scene. It’s not a bug — it’s a choice.
We wanted the world of Stretch to feel more like memory than media. Music often tells you what to feel. Ambient sound lets you decide. It’s quiet, sometimes awkward, often nostalgic — just like real adolescence.
That said, there is one piece of music in the game: the theme song, “A Constellation-less After School.” But you’ll have to make it to the end to hear it.
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Status | Released |
Author | kirishimashoichi |
Genre | Visual Novel |
Tags | ai-generation-disclosure, demo, free, japan, Kinetic Novel, Ren'Py, school, Slice Of Life, Story Rich |
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