I am a failure. I wish it could get animated as an OVA or a movie.Suzuha's ending was definitely the darkest. I do find it weird that Okabe didn't give any thought to the still looming threat of SERN though.Edit: If they do still become the resistance, I wonder if Luka and Okabe's kid turns out like Suzuha. He's fully aware of his mind and soul being gradually degraded, whether due to the passage of time or the effect of time leap overuse. ?β for either ending of the original episode 23 of Steins;Gate, or the alternate ending that sets up Steins;Gate 0 respectively. ("I failed. Traumatized by the events and realizing he was the one who murdered her, Rintaro refuses to go back to the past and instead dwells in the beta timeline, thus failing his and Suzuha’s mission of preventing an arms race in the future.

He then becomes involved with testing the said technology, except the AI he was to converse with was none other than Kurisu’s own collection of memories that she had uploaded before she met Rintaro. It was also interesting to see what Okabe was like when his psyche got truly pushed to its limit.

Maybe still fighting to survive, but in this case overacting, and using a fabled sword and the fighting "styles" that Luka was taughtNew comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be castIn this subreddit, you may submit posts about the Science Adventure series. The obvious answer is, the "True End" of course.

Based on the concept of time-travelling, our protagonist Okabe Rintaro is once again at the center of it all in Steins;Gate 0, an alternate ending to the original series. Of course, this is all easy to figure out as Steins;Gate 0 does not require the player to perform any tasks except reading the story and pressing a button to advance.

in either case it implies there's some kind of serious crisis coming, probably to do with SERN.Daru and Okabe had attended Kurisu's lecture on time travel, which means she didn't die at the hands of her father the day prior, which implies he didn't have the opportunity to steal her researchI agree with you that Suzuha had the best alternate ending. It's not really even "Mayuri's ending", it's basically an alternate Kurisu ending. Please flair and spoiler tag your posts accordingly.Press J to jump to the feed. Although some voices can sound suggestive – which can make for awkward glances from people in the same room whenever Faris NyanNyan speaks – Steins;Gate 0 is wonderfully made in a sense that every scene has voices, music, and makes the whole visual novel seem like one long cutscene with subtitles. Steins;Gate episode 23 β is an episode that was aired on NicoNico when the countdown for newest visual novel from the Steins;Gate series, Steins;Gate 0 ended, which was on December 3rd, logically every S;G fan began to get hyped and anxious about this new episode. In fact, there isn’t much for the player to do at all, minus answering a few calls from Amadeus Kurisu and responding to your friend’s text messages on the RINE app. That's a really good point. Steins;Gate is a highly popular visual novel and anime that has delighted many with its in-depth storytelling and science fiction themes. With no tutorial to guide you, if you are not familiar with the settings or with the series you could be blindly proceeding unaware of where the game can take you. All that improved my opinion of the character a lot. Rintaro then meets Kurisu’s former research colleagues, Professor Leskinen and Hiyajo Maho, at a science conference where they introduce a new AI technology called Amadeus, a machine capable of storing memories as data. Daru finds Okabe's first D-mail in the Echelon database and Okabe erases it just as Kurisu rushes into the room. The game doesn’t have a tutorial on what buttons to press, how to check and answer your phone, and how to save your game.

He decides to give up and abandons his lively scientist alter ego, in pursuit to forget the past. *** A Nintendo Switch code was provided by the publisher ***Copyright © 2020 COG Connected - All rights reserved Caught me totally off guard because the overview of the endings on the wiki completely left out the repeating loop part.Luka really impressed me in her ending though. I liked how dark this ending was, the tone was very fitting for Suzuha's character. from Suzuha the same as he did in the Alpha attractor field.If Suzuha still stopped in 2010 before proceeding to 1975, she apparently never met Okabe or Daru, which means that delivering the IBN5100 to them presumably couldn't have been her goal. [Paradox Meltdown] (Kurisu's ending) The main difference between this episode and the original episode 23 is that … If a divergence meter exists then that means Okabe needed a reason to create one and it couldn't be in "the present" unless there was something terrible that needed to be prevented.I suppose one hopeful possibility might be that it was a Nae seemed very frightened of Okabe, maybe moreso than one might expect if they were truly meeting for the first time. Based on the concept of time-travelling, our protagonist Okabe Rintaro is once again at the center of it all in Steins;Gate 0, an alternate ending to the original series.