Steins;Gate Re:Boot to have a brand new ending, producer revealsĀ 

At the WePlay Expo 2025 in Shanghai, Steins;Gate series producer Tatsuya Matsubara revealed new details about the upcoming reboot.

As if the promise of updated graphics and an improved interface weren’t enough to get you interested in Steins;Gate Re:Boot, the upcoming modern reboot will also feature a brand-new ending in addition to the original’s six routes. Series producer Tatsuya Matsubara revealed as much during Mages’ stage presentation at the WePlay Expo 2025 in Shanghai, China (source: Game*Spark). 

Despite its namesake, Steins;Gate Re:Boot does not base its story on the original 2009 visual novel. Instead, it uses Steins;Gate Elite’s (2018) narrative as a foundation, which incorporates elements from the 2011 anime adaptation, along with new voice and animation work for the routes not explored in the anime. On top of Steins;Gate Elite’s original six routes, the remake will come with one brand-new ending. Given the amount of voice-over work and animations, playing through Re:Boot will supposedly take about 30-50 hours. 

Steins;Gate Re:Boot

In addition to more scenes with Rintaro Okabe, Kurisu Makise, and the gang, the seventh scenario also features a new ending song by Kanako Itou, who lent her talents to Steins;Gate’s many themes, including the iconic ā€œSkyclad Observer.ā€  

When asked why Steins;Gate Re:Boot was delayed to 2026, Matsubara revealed during the Q&A session at WePlay Expo that due to the dev team’s enthusiasm, they ended up taking on additional tasks. These included completely reworking the music and re-recording all of the voice acting, which ultimately caused the game’s schedule to fall behind the original plan.  

As for the future of Mages’ SciADV multimedia franchise, of which Steins;Gate is a part, Matsubara responded that a new title is in the works. ā€œWe can’t announce specifics yet, but we are also working on another title in parallel (with Re:Boot).ā€ 

Steins;Gate Re:Boot is set to release in 2026. Further details are TBA.

Related: 
Steins;Gate and Ace Attorney translator went through hell to localize an ā€œuntranslatableā€ Chinese game to Japanese. ā€œIt made me want to retireā€ 

Carlos "Zoto" Zotomayor
Carlos "Zoto" Zotomayor

Automaton West writer. Zoto has been playing video games for 30+ years now but has only recently come to grips with PC gaming. When he isn't playing video games, he watches romance anime and gets mad when his best girl never wins.

Articles: 792

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *