Everyday, faries send energy to a server. All of the energy is combined with other players and if there is enough everyone gets a new costume.

Reminiscent of Ar tonelico, players will dive into Ion’s mind, which is a world of its own. As a symbol of Ion’s broken heart, the dream world is in ruins. Players will have to repair it with the help of a fairy to restore Ion’s memories.

The goal of Ciel no Surge is to restore Ion’s memories, which you’ll do in the Dream World. As Ion’s memories are restored through event scenes in this other world the mystery behind La Ciel will unfold.

Dengeki PlayStation revealed new characters for Gust’s communication game Ciel no Surge and vague details leaked on to the Internet.

Ciel no Surge is tied to a real world clock and if you want you can eat meals with Ion. As you play the game, she’ll learn how to cook more dishes, but sweets are always her favorite thing to eat.

Ion’s hair grows as time passes and she gets more talkative too. Players can also change Ion’s clothes and customize her look.

Ion also has costumes she can change into. First print copies of Ciel no Surge include a PSN code to download clothes and accessories.

News comes from Amazon Japan that lists a DLC code as a bonus item.

Ion is a mysterious girl with amnesia. It’s your job to awaken her memories by connecting Ion to terminals and entering her mind.

Famitsu has a little update about Gust’s new project Ciel no Surge. Akira Tsuchiya is the director of the upcoming PlayStation Vita title. Tsuchiya was also director of the Ar Tonelico series.

The main character is a young girl named Ion (short for Ionasol) who lost her memory. In Ciel no Surge players will interact with her by selecting choices using the touch screen.