Cyberpunk Visual Novel “Synergia” Comes to PS4 Next Week on March 18th

March 13, 2021 - Jayderlee - News, Trailers - No Comments

Radi Art and Top Hat Studios announced today that Synergia, their acclaimed cyberpunk-themed visual novel, is finally coming to PS4 on March 18th. A neon-lit dystopian cityscape becomes the stage for a thrilling adventure where sometimes love is the ultimate crime. The game makes its leap from PC to consoles after a successful release on Steam in July 2020, where it achieved an overwhelming percentage of good reviews. It will be available at a price of 14.99 USD/GBP/EUR.

You’ll play as Cila, a veteran police officer who suffers from anger issues and lost all hope of living a better life; at least, until she met her new fellow M.A.R.A. She joins Cila as a replacement for her usual android partner. After both women start connecting emotionally, M.A.R.A. arouses the interest of a powerful corporation named Velta Labs. At the same time, they get involved in an upcoming conflict in which the main actors are being chosen secretly. In this context, the fate of an android can make the difference between peace and war, and lead to the birth of a new religion or technological singularity far from human comprehension. As Cila, how far will you go to protect the machine that changed your life?

Key Features

Enjoy a mature romance between two women in an otherwise bleak dystopian future.
Live a thrilling non-linear story where your choices will lead Cila and M.A.R.A. to multiple endings – complete them all to enjoy a secret epilogue! Each round will take you from 6 to 9 hours to finish it.
Cross your path with more than 20 unique characters that will influence Cila’s journey.
Explore the relationship between human emotions and technology through their point of view.
Discover a beautiful, vibrant art style which pervades the neon, cyberpunk set-ting of the game.
Unlock about 100 different combinations of scenes and CGs.
Feel inside this dystopian future thanks to an immersive OST by Andy Andi Han, who previously worked on Katawa Shojo, Ova Magica and Sense: A Cyberpunk Ghost Story.