A sequel game, titled Cytus II, was released on January 18, 2018 for iOS and March 2018 for Android. A remake, titled Cytus Alpha (stylized as Cytus α) was also.

Cytus is a rhythm game developed by Rayark Games, an independent game developing corporation in Taiwan.Official WebsiteGame Links/ Game Version Version 9.1.2 Version 9.1 Version 6.0 R.I.PDownloads1,000,000/1,000,000Last Updated 4/20/2015 RULES.For any talk related to spoilers, please add Spoiler to the title. Remember to use spoiler tages spoiler text here(/spoiler).Do not link to any illegal downloads.

(Includes links to cracked apps, soundtracks, dlc/IAP crackers).Treat people the way you want to be treated.Please assist people if they need help. But do not be a huge jerk about it.No hate at all.

This includes trying to spread hate, or doing things with the intention of hating on others.If you are to comment on someone or something they did, please talk to them politely, not in a way that would piss them off or make them upset.No elitism. It is okay to be happy of your skills, but don't act like a total jerk about it.It is okay to talk to people when you have problems, but please don't start unnecessary drama.Take any new information with a grain of salt unless verified by official sources or the Developers themselves.Have Fun!.If asking for technical help, PLEASE INCLUDE: Device type and what firmware/iOS version you're using!If you would like a custom flair feel free to message the mods. Rayark releasing an expansion that's free? Is that even posssible?I mean, don't get me wrong but they are some of the only devs I know on mobile that have such predatory market tactics.

3 main games:-Cytus has around 30 bucks in iaps, though a ton of content too for 2 bucks, so it's ok-ish-Deemo has content for 3 bucks, a story dlc and a fucking ton of dlc 30+ packs, the full game costing 60+$/€. The switch version on the other hand is 40 dollars and it includes all content and even future expansions. Wtf Rayark.-Cytus 2 is a paid game which costs 2-3 bucks and includes some content (barely 3 characters, which is ok ish for 3 bucks). The full game on the other hand costs 80+$/€, which is insane. Each pack costs 10 bucks, which is the price of a full game (I recently bought a 45+ hours long game called Planescape Torment for 11 bucks), and there are like 7 different characters. Then there's the black market, which adds another 15 bucks to the cost of the game.I'm not against paying for games, but paying 1 buck for a single song is insane, especially knowing that there are tons of games the cost that.TL:DR: Rayark has some of the worst market tactics in videogames, comparable to EA's and such.Anyways, I'll end up doing a long rant about this at some point, because I think Rayark is going too far.

Cytus 2.0 Title Screen, ReleaseJanuary 12, 2012Mode(s)Cytus is a developed by, an independent game developer in. It was first released on the platform on January 12, 2012. The game was later released on on August 7, 2012. A port for and, titled Cytus: Lambda, was released on June 26, 2013. An arcade version titled Cytus: Omega in collaboration with is revealed at in February 2015 and is set for location testing in July 2015. A sequel game, titled Cytus II, was released on January 18, 2018 for iOS and March 2018 for Android.

A remake, titled Cytus Alpha (stylized as Cytus α) was also released for the Nintendo Switch on April 25, 2019. Contents.Plot The story of Cytus is carried through its 10 main chapters as well as a prologue.

The story revolves around the protagonist, Vanessa, who lives in a 22nd-century world where robots with human memories are the only remaining sentient beings while living humans are killed by a mutant virus. Due to limited memory space, human emotions are stored in the form of music in 'Cytus', and by playing the songs, the robots are able to revive their human emotions. The plot features the disaster and the protagonist's struggle with identity. The story is told in-game through various cutscenes that are unique to the chapter title songs; in comparison, the other individual songs within each chapter are at most only marginally relevant to the plot, except for a limited few.Gameplay. Retrieved 2 October 2014.

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