Cytus Alpha

Cytus Alpha

Nintendo

Release Date: April 25, 2019

Arcade, science fiction, rhythm, music, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet

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The console and definitive version of the popular mobile rhythmic-music game Cytus. Compared to the original, the title, which offers more than 200 songs, has been enriched with new content, interface and many other minor changes.

Cytus Alpha is an extended console version of the popular mobile music and rhythm game. The game was developed by Taiwanese studio Rayark, which specializes in games representing this particular genre. This studio is also known for creating Cytus, Voez, and Deemo. The Cytus series includes a total of two installments, which appeared in 2012 and 2018 on iOS and Android devices.

Plot

The action of Cytus Alpha takes place in the distant future. Humanity remains only in memory banks of robots equipped with artificial intelligence, which are the guardians of human heritage. Unfortunately, their ability to grasp the entire human knowledge, feelings, and memories has its limitations. That's why the robots learned to turn memories into music that is written in a special space called Cytus. During the game, players help a mechanical operator named Vanessa to convert further digital artifacts of mankind. While unlocking the next chapters of history, players gain access to a number of private news or fragments of media reports that shed light on the past of the in-game world.

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Last updated on May 3, 2019

Videos and Screens

[1:26] Cytus Alpha trailer #1

Cytus Alpha Summary

Platforms:

Switch

Switch

Developer: Rayark

Publisher: Flyhigh Works