CyberStep

CyberStep at a Glance

CyberStep is a Japanese publisher and developer that has been active since 2000. While the company launched in 2000, its first releases did not appear until 2002. The studio has grown significantly over time. It released only three games during the 2000s and five more throughout the 2010s. Output increased sharply in the 2020s with thirteen titles so far. This growth continues into 2025 with recent releases like Momo's Revitalization Project! and Isekai Tragic Love. The company has a total of 21 games listed on PlayPile, though it acts as a publisher for eighteen of them and a developer for fourteen. Their catalog is heavily focused on Adventure titles, which make up sixteen entries in their library. Simulator games follow with thirteen entries, while Visual Novels account for ten. They have also dabbled in Role-playing games, Fighting games, Platformers, and Hack and slash or Beat 'em up titles, though these genres appear far less frequently. CyberStep targets multiple platforms but relies heavily on PC and the Nintendo Switch. Most of their work is available on PC Microsoft Windows with sixteen entries. The Nintendo Switch has fourteen titles, while PlayStation 4 holds eight spots. Mobile support exists on iOS and Android with six and five games respectively. Support for newer consoles like PlayStation 5 and Xbox One remains minimal with only two and one game each. Quality varies across their library but leans toward the mixed side overall. They have an average IGDB rating of 68.6 out of 100 based on just two rated titles. The breakdown shows one title in the great category and one in the mixed range. Dawn of the Breakers from 2018 stands out with a strong score of 80/100. In contrast, Onigiri from 2013 received a score of 57.3. Their recent 2024 releases such as Night to Meet Chu! and Sokubaku Kanojo to Pet na Boku: I'm Your Pet have not yet generated enough ratings to shift the average significantly. The studio maintains an active presence in the global market but has a small sample of highly rated games compared to its total output.

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