"Alcyone: The Last City - Dystopian Sci-Fi Visual Novel Released"

Apr 10,25

Alcyone: The Last City has now launched across multiple platforms, including Android, Windows, macOS, Linux/SteamOS, and iOS. This ambitious project, developed and published by Joshua Meadows, began as a Kickstarter campaign in May 2017. After years of dedicated development and expansion, players can finally dive into this richly crafted universe.

What’s the Story?

Immerse yourself in a dark, dystopian future where The City is humanity's final refuge after the collapse of the universe. In Alcyone: The Last City, your choices are pivotal, shaping a narrative where every decision carries weight and consequences. There's no room for do-overs; you must live with the outcomes of your actions.

You take on the role of a 'rebirth,' a character who has experienced death and been revived in a cloned body with restored memories. You have the freedom to choose your background, whether from the ruling elite or among the struggling masses.

The City is a harsh environment, ruled by six powerful Houses that enforce a rigid class system. The elite enjoy luxury while the underprivileged fight for survival, creating a volatile atmosphere ripe for upheaval.

The backdrop of this world is a result of catastrophic experiments with hyperspace and faster-than-light travel, which led to the downfall of civilization. Now, Alcyone: The Last City stands as the last bastion of humanity, teetering on the brink of collapse.

What Does Alcyone: The Last City Look Like?

Visually, Alcyone: The Last City boasts striking graphics and meticulously crafted hand-drawn digital art that complements its gritty, shattered world. The game's narrative dynamically evolves based on your choices, offering an expansive story with nearly 250,000 words. Experience the atmosphere of the game through the trailer below.

One of the standout features of Alcyone: The Last City is its commitment to accessibility and inclusivity. The developers have incorporated high-contrast, color-blindness-aware palettes, labeled art elements, dyslexic-friendly fonts, and full compatibility with screen reader systems like VoiceOver.

The game offers seven core endings and five romance options, including pathways for those identifying as aromantic. It's also cross-platform, meaning a single purchase grants access across all supported devices. For more information, visit the official website of the game.

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