Shūkyō Symphony: Memories of Collapse and Rebirth (終境シンフォニー) has been released in Japan for the mobile market. The game is set in a post-apocalyptic world where humanity struggles against collapse while seeking rebirth. This new entry combines branching narrative choices, character-driven drama, and turn-based battles, offering a hybrid experience between RPG mechanics and visual novel immersion. Players guide a cast of survivors through moral dilemmas, resource management, and combat against supernatural threats.
The title emphasizes story depth, with multiple endings shaped by player decisions. Its art style leans heavily on anime-inspired visuals, paired with voice-acted dialogue to enhance immersion. Although the gameplay seems somewhat similar to other games, the chibi animations, the gacha system that many enjoy, and the character design may appeal to an interesting niche of players.
Currently, Shūkyō Symphony is only available in Japan, with no official announcement from 6Wave Japan Studios about a global release. Fans outside Japan are already sharing translated summaries and gameplay impressions, underscoring demand for a worldwide launch. For now, Japanese players can download the game via the App Store for iOS and Google Play Japan.
