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Is The Symbiant Re:Union worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Visual novel readers who already know the characters from The Symbiant and want follow-up stories
- Romance fans who prefer stories centered on a couple’s relationship rather than action
- Players looking for a short narrative game with English voice acting and dialogue choices
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a long game may find the approximately 3-hour playtime brief
- Players looking for gameplay built around combat or complex systems may find the focus on romance and story too limited
- Readers unfamiliar with The Symbiant may find the follow-up’s events and relationships harder to follow
Our take on The Symbiant Re:Union
The page emphasizes romance and intimate scenes, but this release is a short follow-up rather than a standalone-length story: its two chapters total approximately 3 hours. The Cayama chapter also depends on events from the main game, while the Odaria chapter follows a particular ending.
What is The Symbiant Re:Union?
This follow-up to The Symbiant contains two stories set after different endings of the main game.
In the first, Danya and Brahve’s story returns to Cayama and explores what happened during the two years after their breakup. The second takes place on Brahve’s homeworld, Odaria, where the pair visits a hot spring resort and nearby forest and meets his cousin. The game includes 17. 5K words in the Cayama story and 19. 5K in the Odaria story, with approximately 3 hours of play. It also features dialogue choices, full English voice acting, original soundtracks, and 22 CGs, excluding variations.
How The Symbiant Re:Union plays
- 01Two follow-up stories
- The Cayama chapter follows events after a breakup, while the Odaria chapter takes place after the main game’s happiest ending.
- 02English voice acting
- The game includes full voice-over in English.
- 03Illustrated scenes
- There are 22 CGs, not including variations.
- 04Dialogue choices
- Players can make choices during conversations.
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The Symbiant Re:Union: platforms & release
Is The Symbiant Re:Union worth it?
It is worth it if: visual novel readers who already know the characters from The Symbiant and want follow-up stories. Skip it if: players seeking a long game may find the approximately 3-hour playtime brief.
Where can I download The Symbiant Re:Union?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens The Symbiant Re:Union's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is The Symbiant Re:Union on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
