BURST NOIR Fireworks Simulator Launches on Steam in Early September
The game treats a fireworks festival as a composition problem, letting players design a full show on a timeline and replay it, a narrow niche for the production-simulation genre.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
FerioWorks announced BURST NOIR - Fireworks Simulator, a fireworks festival production simulation, for Steam in early September at 1,350 yen. Players select fireworks by color, shape, and spread pattern from a library and place them on a timeline, adjusting order, timing, spacing, and combinations to build a single show. The game includes 24 missions with conditions such as budget, usable fireworks, timing, types, height, and overall composition, and completed shows can be replayed start to finish.
The Steam store page is live, and the game supports 8 languages including Japanese and English. The core loop is a timeline editor: players pick fireworks by color, shape, and spread pattern, then place them in sequence, fine-tuning order, timing, spacing, and combinations from a single silent launch to a large-scale finale.
The 24 missions each impose different constraints, such as budget, usable fireworks, timing, types, height, and overall composition. Completing shows that meet the conditions earns ratings, and progress unlocks new fireworks. Finished shows can be played from start to finish, set against mountain silhouettes and reflections on the water.
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