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ANOMALITH Getting a Physical Launch on PlayStation 5
In a partnership with NIS America, FuRyu Corporation has announced they will launch a physical version of ANOMALITH for the PlayStation 5.
In a partnership with NIS America, FuRyu Corporation has announced they will launch a physical version of ANOMALITH for the PlayStation 5.
NIS America will be responsible for the publishing side of the games physical launch. ANOMALITH Launch Edition will be available for $59.99 on November 12th for the PlayStation 5. This special version of the game will feature the following:
- “Lost Property Control Organization” Collab Mission with outfit and Drone Skin “T-6407 J”
- “Armed Schoolgirl” Outfit Triple Combo (three sets, including two color variations) and “Delivery Staff” Outfit
- Consumable Item Set “Development Material Set”, Consumable Item Set “Anomaly Zone Countermeasures Office Set”, and Consumable Items: 20 Handgun Ammo
- Weapon “Semi-Automatic Sniper Rifle”, Weapon “Double-Barreled Shotgun”, and Weapon “Prototype Handgun”
ANOMALITH is set to launch digitally on the PlayStation 5, PC via Steam, and Nintendo Switch on October 28th, 2026. In the distant future, Anomaly Zones have appeared and the government is working to contain them with the Anomaly Zone Countermeasures Office. Players take on the role of Reona Minazuki, a government operative tasked with exploring the Anomaly Zones, who has a mysterious power awaken in her on her first mission. Using her new found ability, she ventures deep into the zone on a mission to save her friend.
Developed by FuRyu Corporation, it brings together some of the most iconic people in the games industry. This includes Romeo Tanaka, scenario lead for Stella of the End, MON, character designer for Nisio Isin’s Legends Series, and Yuka Kitamura, composer for Elden Ring, Sekiro, Bloodborne, and Dark Souls III.
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