The year is 2088, Neo-Kyoto. A city where the rain washes away not dirt, but evidence. You are Wendy, an agent of the Protectorate with memory gaps and visions where a stranger's voice speaks. Your new case—the mysterious disappearance of an oligarch's daughter—turns out to be the entrance to a rabbit hole. Every answer you find raises two new questions. Whom do you serve? Who are you, truly? And what lies beyond the edge of the reality you're shown?
Chrysalis: Chrome Butterfly is a psychological cyberpunk thriller in the vein of neo-noir, where the adrenaline of firepower meets the cold logic of investigation.
CHAOS CHOREOGRAPHY: When diplomacy fails, you have to speak the language of weapons. Enter slow-motion mode to blaze a path through crowds of enemies in the style of stylish gunfights, where every shot is part of a deadly dance.
COLD DETECTIVE: In between the chaos, you are an investigator. Examine crime scenes, tail suspects, plant surveillance.
DEPTH BATTLE: Your subconscious is a new battlefield. In surreal visions, you will confront an entity for which truth is but a game, and the stakes of this game are your sanity.
NEO-NOIR WORLD: Immerse yourself in a world of rainy neon streets, corporate citadels, and underground clubs. Neo-Kyoto is not just a setting, but a character woven from suspense, deception, and an aesthetic of the ugly.
REALITY-BENDING INTRIGUE: Investigating the conspiracy of the "Dark Dawn" terrorists and hunting a phantom AI named Mikaboshi, you will discover that truth is fluid. You can only trust your own doubts. Who is the puppet master and who is the puppet in this game, where reality itself might be the grandest deception of all?
Complete the mission. Uncover the conspiracy. Save the city.
Then ask yourself the most important question: is the truth worth knowing?
