If you are into visual novels at all, you've probably already played Steins;Gate (and if you haven't, you should). But Steins;Gate is only one in a series of games tied together by their excellent sci-fi tales - and improper semicolon use.
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Visual novel Steins;Gate 0 was originally released in Japan on the PS3, PS4 and the Vita in December 2015. It came out in the U.S. the following year. Since the source material is a visual novel, it should lend itself to an excellent adaptation.
Steins;Gate 0 will finally release in North America on November 29. The visual novel will be available next month on PS4 and Vita according to a post on the PlayStation blog by localisation lead, Adam Lensenmayer.
Steins;Gate is an amazingly well-written time travel adventure. It is also one of the best visual novels ever made. New adventure Steins;Gate 0 lives up to the original in nearly every possible way.
Each year, a ton of games are made and released in Japan. But many of them don't come out in the rest of the world at the same time -- and others never leave the island nation at all. So with that in mind, here are the best Japanese games of 2015 that have yet to come west.
Steins;Gate is an absolutely fantastic visual novel. And while it has been released on the PC (and hits the PS3 and Vita next month), it's far from the only Steins;Gate game out there. And no, I'm not talking about the upcoming sequel, Steins;Gate 0; I'm talking about the three spin-offs.
Last week, 5pb announced a new Steins;Gate game and anime are in the works. And while there have been spin-offs and fandiscs to Steins;Gate previously, Steins;Gate 0 is the first to be touted as a vital part of the main story.
