Steins;Gate RE:BOOT is seeing strong sales among a “wide range of generations” according to MAGES. parent company
COLOPL mentioned the game in its financial briefing for the fiscal year ended September 2026.
It’s been about three months since the release of STEINS;GATE RE:BOOT, a modern remake of MAGES.’s acclaimed 2011 visual novel. According to the studio’s parent company COLOPL, the remake has been seeing strong performance both domestically and globally.
In its financial briefing for the fiscal year ended September 2026, COLOPL states that sales of STEINS;GATE RE:BOOT drove revenue in its game sector, which had been weighed down by the terminations of several live-service titles. While it did not disclose specific figures, the company said that despite the original STEINS;GATE being 15 years old, the remake has so far succeeded in attracting not only old fans, but new players from “a wide range of generations.”
Sales have been strong worldwide, and COLOPL expects “a continued increase in unit sales” following the recent roll out of the game’s North American console versions.
Going forward, COLOPL has 12 PC/console games in its pipeline, one of them being MAGES.’s brand-new occult suspense visual novel Seeker Eye. The title was recently confirmed for a February 27 release in Japan on PC and Switch 2. Information about a global version remains under wraps for the time being.
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