#Saya no uta translation patch Pc#

In the case of Saya, the Japanese version retails for ¥2499, so Nitroplus felt it shouldn’t be less than $20 USD. In a thread on Song of Saya’s Steam page, a developer says that the pricing decision came from Nitroplus, the developer, as well as JAST: The Steam price on its own is currently $14.99, but if we look at previous JAST USA listings, the visual novel used to be sold for $19.99. Instead, these scenes are available for purchase over on JAST USA for an additional $3.99. You’ll note, however, that the game’s Steam page says, “The Song of Saya has been edited for release on Steam.” Players have discovered that the controversial sex scenes involving the young-looking character have been removed or edited, with some visuals appearing cropped. The Steam version is remastered on a new engine that displays higher resolution images, and it also features a better translation. The game, which often mentioned in the same breath as Marquis de Sade, is violent and grotesque - and perhaps more notably, features sex scenes with a young-looking character.

Song of Saya puts you in the shoes of Sakisaka Fuminori, who survives an accident only to start seeing the world as a gory abomination.

#Saya no uta translation patch Pc#

But not only is Song of Saya now on the world’s biggest PC platform, it’s also selling for slightly cheaper than usual. Song of Saya is an infamous visual novel that has been called “ the single most fucked-up game ever released,” which is to say, is the sort of game that may have never seen the light of day on a platform like Steam a year or two ago.