MangaGamer has launched Steam Prison – Beyond the Steam, the sequel to HuneX’s Steam Prison, available now for PC via MangaGamer and Steam, as well as Nintendo Switch. The PC version is currently offered with a 10% launch discount. This third instalment in the Steam Prison series introduces new characters, storylines, and endings, expanding the world and choices for players.
This release features two distinct storyline arcs, each offering new perspectives and different roman cable characters:
A New Theory: This alternative version of the original story sees Sachsen encountering protagonist Cyrus instead of Ines. This change leads to Cyrus joining the HOUNDS, with a new romantic ending featuring Sachsen.
The Cainabel Story: Following the Grand Ending of the original Steam Prison, Cyrus and her companions travel to the desert kingdom of Cainabel. Players can guide Cyrus as she builds relationships with either King Jevite, a warm and energetic young leader investigating his predecessor’s death, or King Jereme, a reserved and introspective ruler focused on securing his kingdom’s future.
Promoted features of this release include:
- Dramatic Storyline: The world of Steam Prison can be seen as a dark dystopia, but there’s always light to be found within their unreasonable world and the hard choices its people are forced to make.
- New Characters and New Endings: With both the Cainabel Story and A New Theory, Beyond the Steam adds three new romanceable characters, three different main scenarios, and over a dozen different endings for over 20 hours of brand new content.
- Unlockable Bonus Episodes: Beyond the Steam also includes new, unlockable bonus episodes for each of the original game’s romanceable characters.
- Brand-New Minigame: Enjoy Petit Prison, a fully-voiced spot-the-difference mini-game featuring cute, chibi renditions of the characters.
- Marriage?!: Fans will finally have the chance to see Cyrus get married to their love interests in the game!
The PC version of Steam Prison – Beyond the Steam is now available via both the MangaGamer online store and Steam. Unlike many of MangaGamer’s visual novel localisations and releases, this is a completely all-ages friendly otome work.
