Nientum Full Release Lands on October 14

Korean indie studio QueseraGames has dated the Ver1.0 full release of Nientum - Op.ZERO for October 14, 2026, the studio told Game*Spark. It hit Steam Early Access on November 24, 2025, and its 156 user reviews are currently 99% positive, putting it at Very Positive.

The 1.0 update is mainly about finishing the campaign. Chapters 6 through 10 close out the main "play," and an extra post-clear chapter adds the final beat. For a story-and-music-driven game, that structure matters more than a straight track dump.

Free Play mode is getting 20 more songs, pushing the total past 30, plus a collection feature, per-song Hard difficulty, and scene-skip options. That’s more housekeeping than reinvention, but it also suggests 1.0 is about filling out the existing framework rather than just slapping a new version number on Early Access.

The premise is just as deliberate: amnesiac protagonists Alef and Liola move behind the curtain of a forgotten theater, turning classic fairy tales into warped musicals. The main arc spans more than 10 chapters of story tracks and runs over 12 hours, with music from Kagetora., Halv, and seatrus — a scope that’s far broader than a tentative proof of concept.

The full release targets same-day PC, iOS, and Android launches on October 14, 2026; mobile details will be revealed on September 1. The game has also been selected for Tokyo Game Show 2026's SELECTED INDIE 80, with a playable demo on the floor. Early Access is priced at 2,200 yen (about 93 RMB); the 1.0 price has not been announced.

Story-led rhythm games often collapse in the back half. QueseraGames’ answer is to finish the campaign and launch on mobile day-and-date. If you’re already in Early Access, this looks like a proper closer; if you’re holding off, the final price is the only unknown.