Sci-Fi Visual Novel Steins;Gate Coming to Steam Next Month

Another gem of a visual novel.

We already know that it’ll be a little while before Steins;Gate 0 makes its way to North America, but it looks like fans will be able to kill some time by playing the first game on Steam.

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The original Steins;Gate showed up on the Steam store today, and has a release window of September 2016, though no solid release date has been given just yet. Here’s the official synopsis of the game:

‘STEINS;GATE follows a rag-tag band of tech-savvy young students who discover the means of changing the past via mail, using a modified microwave. Their experiments into how far they can go with their discovery begin to spiral out of control as they become entangled in a conspiracy surrounding SERN, the organisation behind the Large Hadron Collider, and John Titor who claims to be from a dystopian future.’

The game is already available to play on PS Vita, and we’ll keep you updated once there’s a firm release date for PC via Steam.

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