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STEINS;GATE 0

STEINS;GATE 0

"This is the story of the 'future' that could not be saved." December, 2010 - Beta Worldline: At the end of his journey through countl… Read more →

"This is the story of the 'future' that could not be saved."

December, 2010 - Beta Worldline:

At the end of his journey through countless worldlines filled with untold sorrows and hardship, the protagonist, [Okabe Rintarou](https://vndb.org/c6498), sinks into despair and abandons all efforts of saving "her".

As his friends grow concerned for his well-being, Okabe immerses himself in the lifestyle of a serious student in a desperate attempt to push past his guilt and grief. He attends a college seminar for extra credit while still struggling with trauma, where he comes across two scientists who belonged to the same school and research team as "her".

After he publicly defends their work against skepticism during a presentation, Okabe is invited to be a test subject for a research project titled "Amadeus"— an experimental AI which uses digitized memories as artificial intelligence avatars, one containing none other than "her" memories.

But little did he know that the project would soon draw him back into that very world of dark conspiracies he had strived to avoid.

The story is inspired by the "Epigraph Trilogy" light novels and other various drama CDs.

Publisher
Spike Chunsoft, PQube
Length
32–39 hrs
Rating
15+

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32–39

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Platforms

6

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13The Premise

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"This is the story of the 'future' that could not be saved."

December, 2010 - Beta Worldline:

At the end of his journey through countless worldlines filled with untold sorrows and hardship, the protagonist, [Okabe Rintarou](https://vndb.org/c6498), sinks into despair and abandons all efforts of saving "her".

As his friends grow concerned for his well-being, Okabe immerses himself in the lifestyle of a serious student in a desperate attempt to push past his guilt and grief. He attends a college seminar for extra credit while still struggling with trauma, where he comes across two scientists who belonged to the same school and research team as "her".

After he publicly defends their work against skepticism during a presentation, Okabe is invited to be a test subject for a research project titled "Amadeus"— an experimental AI which uses digitized memories as artificial intelligence avatars, one containing none other than "her" memories.

But little did he know that the project would soon draw him back into that very world of dark conspiracies he had strived to avoid.

The story is inspired by the "Epigraph Trilogy" light novels and other various drama CDs.

14Cultural moment · release cadence

  1. 2015

    Japanese release

    Original edition, shipped by the developer.

  2. 2016

    English release

    English localization · 1 year after original.

16Platforms & editions

Langwinps3ps4psvswixbo
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ES
JA
KO
PL
RU
ZH-HANS
ZH-HANT

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17Cast · anti-spoilered

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18Content advisory

  • Sexual content

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  • Violence

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    none
  • Age rating

    Rated 15+.

    present

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05Adjacent reading

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29Adjacent shelf · by tag overlap · 5 results

30Series chain · Science Adventure · 5 entries

  1. Cover for CHAOS;HEAD NOAH

    predecessor · 2008

    CHAOS;HEAD NOAH

  2. Cover for Steins;Gate

    main · 2009

    Steins;Gate

  3. Cover for STEINS;GATE 0you are here

    sequel · 2015

    STEINS;GATE 0

  4. Cover for CHAOS;CHILD

    thematic · 2014

    CHAOS;CHILD

  5. Cover for ROBOTICS;NOTES DaSH

    shared universe · 2019

    ROBOTICS;NOTES DaSH

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