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[hnrq01]

hey guys! I've just created a devlog and also posted a playable version of my game in the Playtesting section. I'd like your help to name my game.
Playtest: https://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=56128.0
Devlog: https://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=56125.msg1250747#msg1250747
For who doesn't want to acess the link, I'm applying a image and the story.



STORY:
The story is about a boy that loses his beloved in a tragic accident.
Lost in his own grieve he receives an offer he can’t deny, a way to bring her back.
But to do so he must find the fragments of her soul that spread around the world.

Please help me name my game 
 

[bdsowers]

One trick a journalist taught me:
Write down all the words - verbs, nouns, adjectives, whatever - that you could possibly envision going in the title on single index cards with tape on the back. Then start rearranging them haphazardly until something sounds right. Preferably with someone else in the room to bounce your thoughts off of:



It worked out pretty well when I did it. Seeing the different configurations helps them gel a lot more.

Also ignore that abomination of a painting in the top left.

[DireLogomachist]

There's always the Monkey-Typewriter approach.

http://videogamena.me/

[6down]

A few suggestions:

Animus
This Mortal Coil
Charon's Bidding
Pieces of Eurydice

[teatreegames]

Maybe an Old Norse or Latin word (relevant to your story), possibly coupled with a English suffix, or vice versa? There are plenty of online dictionaries.

http://www.yorku.ca/inpar/language/English-Old_Norse.pdf

http://latin-dictionary.net/

[Khelthos]

"Shattered Love"?

[readyplaygames]

One trick a journalist taught me:
Write down all the words - verbs, nouns, adjectives, whatever - that you could possibly envision going in the title on single index cards with tape on the back. Then start rearranging them haphazardly until something sounds right. Preferably with someone else in the room to bounce your thoughts off of:



It worked out pretty well when I did it. Seeing the different configurations helps them gel a lot more.

Also ignore that abomination of a painting in the top left.

If you really want to get hardcore, have them be color coded.

[Beyond]

The Boy and the Elk