MAGES. has announced a release date and console ports for STEINS;GATE RE:BOOT, their new reboot of the original game.
STEINS;GATE RE:BOOT is launching for Windows PC (via Steam), Xbox Series X|S, Switch, Switch 2, PS4, and PS5 on August 20th in Japan. The console ports were announced today.
A western release was previously confirmed by Spike Chunsoft but only for PC, though it wasn’t dated today. It’s worth noting the Japanese version will support English as well so its highly likely the western release will come the same day.
Here’s a rundown on the game, plus a couple trailers:
STEINS;GATE Returns! Rebooted for the modern era! Updated visuals, refined UI, and a revitalized story!
STEINS;GATE follows a ragtag group of tech-savvy students led by Rintaro Okabe, whose latest invention accidentally gains the ability to send messages to the past, unleashing the power to alter history itself.
As global conspiracies stir and timelines begin to twist, the curtain rises on a future steeped in chaos.
Characters, artwork, and the user interface have been completely refreshed in this reboot, while an original new scenario expands the world’s story. Akihabara has been recreated with stunning realism and depth, drawing you deeper than ever into its streets and secrets.
Character designer huke returns with redesigned outfits and accessories that bring a contemporary flair to the cast. The cityscape has been meticulously reconstructed using authentic references from the era, adding new layers of nostalgic immersion.
With brand-new scenarios and optimized systems, both newcomers and longtime fans can experience STEINS;GATE like never before, a true reboot of the legendary story of time and fate.
Features:
- Your choices shape the fate of the characters and the world itself! Featuring multiple endings that branch based on your decisions.
- A text-based adventure where controlling Rintaro’s phone can alter the course of destiny.
- Beautifully remastered visuals rebuilt in stunning high detail.
- Playtime: Approximately 30–50 hours.
