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ANOMALITH Launches On PS5, Switch 2, And Steam With A 10% Sale
Furyu released ANOMALITH for PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, and Steam on October 29. The survival TPS follows Reona Minazuki through anomalous realms that appear without warning as she searches for a missing friend, fighting hostile anomalies and managing limited supplies.
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Why it matters
Furyu is selling ANOMALITH at full package price with a limited box and deluxe edition, and pairing a 10% Steam discount with a limited early purchase bonus and a Peripeteia bundle, so the launch is built around a short discount window rather than a single SKU.
Key Facts
- Furyu released ANOMALITH on PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, and Steam on October 29.
- ANOMALITH follows Reona Minazuki as she searches for a missing friend in anomalous realms.
- The standard edition of ANOMALITH costs 8,580 yen, and the Danger Zone Countermeasures Office BOX and digital deluxe edition both cost 12,100 yen.
- The Steam launch sale takes 10% off until November 11.
- Character designer MON drew a release-commemorative illustration.
A launch trailer shows new anomalies, character designer MON drew a release illustration, and the Steam version is 10% off until November 11. The standard edition costs 8,580 yen.
The anomalous realms in ANOMALITH are built as wrong versions of ordinary places: an apartment complex with reversed gravity, corridors that warp, and a shopping district that multiplies. Reona fights the beings called anomalies with firearms chosen per situation and 12 special powers grouped as Anomalization Skills.
At the base she can customize guns, equip Artifacts that raise stats, and change costumes split into 9 parts. The early purchase bonus is a collaboration set with Lost Item Control Organization, and a campaign gives away all 7 types of Furyu game package-style backpacks as free DLC.
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