Reynatis Deluxe Edition

Reynatis is an action RPG set in a realistic recreation of Shibuya, Tokyo. In 2024, two people with opposing ideals—wizard Marin Kirizumi, who seeks liberation, and Sari Nishijima, who uses her magic to protect the city—become connected when their paths cross. Their meeting brings a darkness that will transform the world.

Story in Shibuya

The Criminal Magic Response Act bars citizens from going out at night, but the order is widely disregarded and rarely enforced. Marin grew up oppressed because of his magic. Guided by his father’s words, “If you become the strongest, you'll be set free,” he comes to Shibuya at night. Sari, meanwhile, follows her own sense of justice, protecting the city from people with dangerous ideals and illegal drugs that turn people into monsters.

Fight with two states

Combat revolves around switching between Suppressed and Liberated modes. In Suppressed Mode, you cannot attack, but a single button lets you avoid any enemy attack. Liberated Mode lets you unleash attacks but leaves you unable to defend, making timing essential. You can switch instantly between up to three characters during battle; each has unique abilities, and choosing who to use for the situation can give you an advantage.

Explore the city

Shibuya includes landmarks such as SHIBUYA109 as well as lesser-known local spots. In Suppressed Mode, you conceal your identity and actions, allowing you to talk to civilians as long as they do not discover you are a wizard. Conversations can provide exploration tips and new quests. In Liberated Mode, you can use magic to move and explore faster, but civilians may report you to the M.E.A., who will pursue you in full force.

Enter Another

Pockets of Shibuya contain Fog, gateways to Another, an alternate magical world accessible only to wizards. The anti-government organization called the Guild manages this clandestine realm, where monsters run rampant amid the magic in the air. Its landscapes include forests, wilderness and places resembling factories and museums; what lies in its deepest reaches remains unknown.