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Even if Tempest Switch Otome Heads to PC Next Month

Even if Tempest Switch Otome Heads to PC Next Month
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We now know exactly when the Switch Voltage otome Even if Tempest will make the jump to PCs. The AmuLit title launches on Steam on September 24, 2026. This is over four years after the game originally made its console debut.

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This is a direct port, so there’s nothing new to the PC release. You’re still going to help Anastasia use her Fatal Rewind ability to change not only her future, but that of her love interests, to go back into the past every time she dies. Because of this ability, she’ll be able to uncover the witch that is threatening the kingdom and her and succeed during witch trials. The Steam release supports controllers and supports English, Japanese, and Simplified Chinese.

We don’t know if we’ll see the other part of Even if Tempest get a port yet. There is also a fan disc. Drawing Connections is a more traditional visual novel. It follows up on the story from the original game and romances with the bachelors. 

There’s more to the Even if Tempest series aside from this PC version of the Switch game. Voltage recently released the Amulit sequel Sins of Kaleido. That is set in the same world and also involves the effects of witches, but takes place many years in the future in a new location. However, there are references and callbacks, if you pay attention. That entry is only on the Switch. 

Even if Tempest will come to the PC via Steam on September 24, 2026, and the Voltage otome game is already available on the Switch worldwide. 

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