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Alice wakes in Wonderland with no memory of her death and one rule: only the girl who defeats the Queen walks free. Clear a stage, keep one of three skill cards, and turn five of them into a poker hand strong enough to survive the Queen's army.

Launches Nov 4, 2026Free Demo Available20–30 Hours Play Time6 Characters3 Platforms

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What is CRYMELIGHT?

CRYMELIGHT is a roguelike action game set in Wonderland, a prison for the souls of the dead. Every cleared stage offers three skill cards and you keep one; five cards in hand form a poker hand, and the stronger the combination, the harder Alice hits.

The moment an enemy dies, an indigo Wonder Dimension spreads across the floor: the wider it grows, the faster you move and the harder you strike. Between runs you return to the Tea Party Hall, confess the sins you carry, and trade them for weapon and accessory upgrades that carry into the next attempt.

Developer
FURYU CORPORATION
Platform
Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, Steam
Genre
Roguelike Action
Release Date
Nov 4, 2026
Play Time
20–30 hours
Languages
5 languages, Japanese audio
Character Design
YOGISYA
Composer
Sakuzyo

Published worldwide by FURYU CORPORATION; the Asian release is handled by Clouded Leopard Entertainment.

Frequently Asked Questions

The questions that decide whether you buy it, and on which platform.

November 4, 2026 on Steam, Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5. The Japanese and Asian releases unlock on November 5 (JST), which is the same moment written in a different timezone.

Yes. The full demo runs from the opening to the end of chapter 1 — 1.5 to 3 hours, per the publisher — and downloads from the CRYMELIGHT Steam page. A free trial is also listed on the Japanese PlayStation Store.

Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5 and Steam. There is no Switch 1 version and no Xbox version.

20–30 hours for one playthrough, the figure on the official spec sheet. It is a roguelike: a run that ends early is time you spend again with better upgrades.

Subtitles cover Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Korean, and the voice track is Japanese. On Steam you get all five; the Japanese and Western console releases ship Japanese and English, and the Asian console release carries the full five-language subtitle set.

No. CRYMELIGHT is a single-player game with no online component.

No. There is no code field and no code campaign. The free extras are store items: the Red Pouch accessory for Nintendo Store pre-orders, the Blue Ticket for PlayStation Store pre-orders, and the six-item DLC set inside the Deluxe Edition.

Ready to Master CRYMELIGHT?

From your first hand of cards in Wonderland to a run that finally reaches the Queen, the guides here cover the systems the game never explains out loud.