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Chaos;Child coming to PS4 and Vita this October

September 18, 2017 by Andrew Newton

PQube have announced that 5pb’s visual novel, Chaos;Child, will be arriving on the Playstation 4 and PS Vita on the 13th October in Europe and 24th October in North America.  This is the latest installment in the Science Adventure Series that brought us the popular visual novel Steins;Gate and is the sequel to Chaos;Head, will be arriving on the Playstation 4 and PS Vita on the 13th October in Europe and 24th Europe in North America.  Alongside this announcement PQube have also released a new trailer, titled ‘New Generation Madness’ which you can watch below..

Chaos;Child takes place in Shibuya, Tokyo a few years after a devastating earthquake.  The story follows Takuru Miyashiro, a high school student orphaned during the earthquake, who gets caught up in a strange and gruesome mystery when he notices that the dates of a series of bizarre murders taking place in Shibuya coincides with a series of murders that happened six years earlier.  Takuru and his group of friends from the school newspaper decide to investigate the murders and solve the mystery.

All choices that the player makes while solving this mysterious case will alter the story and determine Takaru’s destiny.

Chaos;Child, will arrive for the PS 4 and PS Vita on the 13th October in Europe and 24th October in North America.

Filed Under: Andrew Newton, News, Trailers, Video Games Tagged With: 5pb., Chaos;Child, Mages.Inc, pqube

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