Alcyone: The Last City is out now on iOS and Android, challenging you with tough choices

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  • Alcyone: The Last City tasks you with taking on tough choices
  • In the last city on earth what you do can spell the difference between success and disaster
  • Build your own character and experience seven different endings

Experience a world that has reached its end, yet you’re somehow finding peace – much like in Alcyone: The Last City. This post-apocalyptic sci-fi visual novel places you in the last city on Earth, where every decision matters greatly for human survival. Now available on Android and iOS devices, your choices in Alcyone could determine whether humanity rises again or faces further disaster.

Featuring a 250,000-word script and various conclusions, Alcyone stands out by offering numerous paths and decisions that can result in diverse outcomes. Additionally, it allows you to design and personalize your own character with varying attributes, much like in role-playing games, which may influence the choices you make and the results you attain.

As a devoted admirer, I can confidently say that Alcyone offers an abundance of unique experiences. It boasts seven diverse endings, five captivating romance paths, and countless other decisions that guarantee engaging and enjoyable playthroughs. With ample room for replayability as you explore different choices, this story-driven visual novel is a must for anyone who loves immersive narratives.


View from the Edge

You can effortlessly download Alcyone from your local iOS App Store. However, if you need the Android version, look for it on itch.io. Regarding its narrative and replay value, it’s often challenging to assess these aspects without experiencing them first (and sometimes even complex visual novels demand numerous hours). Yet, a 250k-word script and seven different endings certainly seem noteworthy.

Despite its independent status and reasonably affordable cost, it’s definitely worth taking a peek at Alcyone: The Last City if you find the concept appealing.

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2025-04-02 19:18