Archetype Arcadia

KEMCO

About this game

A world collapsed by Peccatomania—the Original Sindrome—that leads to harming self and others.
To save his little sister, Kristin, who has developed Peccatomania, Rust logs into the full-dive online game "Archetype Arcadia" which is the only means to suppress the symptoms.
Hope, lamentation, joy, betrayal, and inevitable death exist in the game where people fight by changing their memories into Avatars.
A voluminous visual novel that weaves a gruesome story guided by lost memories.

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[Supported OS]
- 6.0 and up
[Game Controller]
- Not optimized
[Languages]
- English, Japanese
[Non-Supported Devices]
This app has generally been tested to work on any mobile device released in Japan. We cannot guarantee full support on other devices. If you have the Developer Options enabled in your device, please turn off the "Don't keep activities" option in case of any issue. On the title screen, a banner showing latest KEMCO games may be displayed but the game doesn't have any ads from 3rd parties.

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Ratings and reviews

The reviews that say there's no gameplay kind of miss the point of the visual novel genre, though admittedly this one has very little story branching. It is mostly just reading a story with the occasional options to make a (typically) binary choice that has a right and wrong answer. The story is a bit anime style trope-y but despite this, I really ended up liking this story much more than I expected. It's just a very "hope in hopeless situation" story and is well written overall.

An incredible visual novel. It's 40-50 hours long reading quickly and is fully voice acted in Japanese. About 90% of what makes it good is the story. The characters all have an interesting backstory and act as characters instead of plot devices. There is often a build up to moments that will move you to tears. Virtually no plot holes. It's worth reading despite typos, a slow start, decisions that don't add anything, and out of place suggestive scenes (few and far between.) Strong writing overall

Reminds me a lot of sword art online. This is more dark and grim though. Takes a long time to get through, with multiple endings though as another review mentioned most choices either advance the story or kill you. Only a few will actually change the ending. Katrin best girl.

What’s new

Ver.1.0.1g
- English version released!