
A remake of the original Steins;Gate that replaces the artwork from previous releases with repurposed FMV footage from the Steins;Gate anime adaptation.
The story of Steins;Gate takes place in Akihabara and is about a group of friends who have customized their microwave into a device that can send text messages to the past. As they perform different experiments, an organization named SERN who has been doing their own research on time travel tracks them down and now the characters have to find a way to avoid being captured by them.




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if you're looking to experience the greatest time travel drama ever made then I really recommend giving it a chance because there is a lot to love here. Steins;Gate: Elite is a great game, every part is animated, which is nice. Many scenes have completely different music and honestly it all fits better. I think it is the best version of Steins;Gate. If you've only watched the anime, this is worth checking out for the additional endings and science themes. Steins;Gate Elite is a new way to discover the classic story, fusing the anime with the visual novel. El Psy Kongroo, 10/10
I own the non steam version and the steam version of the original visual novel. I have also watched the anime version at least ten times. I am a big lover of immersive singleplayer games. I have to say that to me, this anime/visual novel hybrid is a completely new and unbelievably immersive experience. 1. Because every moment is properly illustrated and animated the scenes feel a lot more real. 2. You have the visual immersion from the anime plus the "book-ish" immersion by reading characters thoughts and reading details about what's going on wich can not be conveyed with just images and sound. 3. On top of that you spend a lot more time with each situation and each string of dialog, giving your brain more time to take it all in and immerse yourself. So, my conclusion, this game might just be the first in a new genre: "hyper-immersive VN's" I would recommend everyone who does not know
As a bonafide Steins;Gate otaku I really wanted to recommend this despite its flaws, but I cannot. It's passable if you've already experienced the original VN, but only barely (I'd honestly rather just rewatch the anime than play Elite). The phone system (a central mechanic to the original VN) has been entirely gutted and is replaced with a pretty intrusive full screen pop up that forces you to look at all texts and calls. Even worse the entire story has been gutted to fall in line with clips from the anime. How gutted you say? An entire character removed from the game. There are also direct references in all of the other VN's that you will not understand because they weren't included in Elite or the anime. Let me also share just how gutted Elite actually is. Percentage of dialogue cut from Elite per chapter: Prolouge: 35.43% 1: 36.24% 2: 34.78% 3: 29.20% 4: 29.45% 5: 37.91% 6: 31.06% 7
Play the original instead. This version is plagued with censorship, cut content, and very lazy recycling of assets. You'll have a better experience and won't be missing out on the many choices and content that ELITE just takes away from you. Animations are reused to the point where it gets obnoxious watching the same two second loops over and over again. To the degree where looking at 2D sprites on a background was somehow more exciting. They also recycle the script from the original which sounds good in theory, but, they copy-pasted it directly in most cases without updating the context at all to reflect what's going on in the animation. You'll have moments where Okabe describes something that is not happening on the screen at all. Regarding cut content, it's hard to elaborate without just out right spoiling things. But if you wanted to play ELITE to see how the routes in the origina
For those who might not know: This is a remake of an older Visual Novel that eventually spawned an anime and a sequel and an anime for the sequel. It replaces all the pictures from the old VN with scenes from the Anime, though there's a lot of other spots where they added content and stretched everything out. EDIT: apparently the original had some options this game does not. I had forgotten the ability to pull up the phone any time you wanted in the original, though there wasn't a whole lot you could do with that. I remember there was an option to change your ringtone, and phone wallpaper, and also some achievement depended on doing stuff at certain times. This game simplifies it by removing the phone trigger option except for emails and d-mails. I don't remember 100% of all the details of the original VN to make a side-by-side comparison, but in general, other than the visuals, the b
Elite is a funny name for a game that is inferior to both the original version and the anime adaptation, but hey, at least it costs more. This VN is a more streamlined version which replaces the original artwork with content from the anime and takes out a lot of the phone interaction. To give the game some credit, the idea of having an almost fully animated visual novel is great and would be amazing if done for something new. Of course, that would be an insane amount of effort to put into a brand new VN, but reusing old animation to sell a pricier version of the same story is just an obvious cash grab move. There is some new animation to fill in sections which were not a part of the anime adaption. It appears that a lot of it was done by White Fox, the studio behind the anime. Unfortunately, a significant chunk of it is of lesser quality than the original animation. The way the anime f
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