QueseraGames' Nientum - Op.ZERO Leaves Early Access With 98% Positive Steam Reviews
QueseraGames moves its two-key rhythm adventure out of early access with a completed story and a 30-song Free Play selection, keeping it on PC and Android while an iOS version is still pending.
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South Korean indie developer QueseraGames has released the full version of Nientum - Op.ZERO, a two-key rhythm adventure game that had been in Steam early access since November 2025. The full version adds chapters six through ten, completing the story, plus 20 new Free Play songs for a total of 30, a Collection feature, Hard difficulty, and scene skip. Steam reviews sit at 98% positive from 160 reviews.
The full release adds chapters six through ten, which complete the story mode, along with an extra chapter playable after the story is cleared. Free Play has grown from 10 songs to 30, a set that includes Morimori Atsushi's PUPA, a collaboration between Mitsukiyo and seibin of STUDIOALOH, a newly written song by Tatsh, and a track by Ice.
The game is available on PC via Steam and on Android. Steam lists it at 2,200 yen with a 20% discount to 1,760 yen through October 28. The Android version offers the introductory chapter for free, and an iOS release is planned for a later date.
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