ANOMALITH Launches on PS5, PC and Switch 2

FURYU has launched ANOMALITH, the studio first survival horror shooter, on PlayStation 5, PC via Steam and Nintendo Switch 2 for $49.99. Announced as a new take on anomaly horror, the game blends fast paced third person combat with survival horror exploration across zones where gravity, distance and even architecture refuse to behave. The release marks new ground for a publisher long associated with bishoujo action titles.

Quick facts: Title: ANOMALITH. Developer and publisher: FURYU CORPORATION. Platforms: PlayStation 5, PC via Steam, Nintendo Switch 2. Price: $49.99 standard, $69.99 Digital Deluxe. Launch date: October 29, 2026. Genre: survival horror third person shooter. Core loop: resource management, 12 anomaly powers, weapon and outfit customization.

Investigator Reona Minazuki faces the Otherworlds

Players take control of investigator Reona Minazuki, who awakens from a 10 year slumber inside an anomaly known as the Sarcophogus with a keen sensitivity to the Otherworlds. These spatial anomalies appeared without warning, and the government Special Danger Zone Countermeasures Office has failed to repel the threat or determine its origin. Reona must rescue a lost friend, uncover the origins of the Anomaly Zones and come to terms with her new powers. The setup gives the horror a personal core, since every mission pushes Reona closer to answers about both the zones and herself. Fans of story driven horror can also revisit earlier ANOMALITH demo coverage to see how the project looked before launch.

The premise leans on the recent wave of anomaly horror films and games that find fear in places that look almost normal. ANOMALITH builds its scares from wrongness rather than darkness alone, so a hallway that stretches forever can unsettle as much as any monster. That focus on place over jump scares should appeal to players who like their horror slow building and strange. Reona sensitivity to the zones ties exploration directly to her character, which keeps the mystery moving forward with every new area.

Twelve anomaly powers shape fast paced combat

Combat pairs tense gunplay with survival horror resource management, forcing players to spend ammunition, healing and tools with care while strange creatures close in. Reona can upgrade and exploit 12 unique powers that bend encounters in her favor, and the roster is broad enough to support very different builds. Weapons and outfits add another layer through numerous options with stat altering functionality, so loadout tuning matters as much as aim. Players who enjoy planning builds around distinct abilities will find plenty to test across the campaign.

The mix of action and management keeps pressure on from both sides. Burning through supplies to survive one fight can leave Reona exposed in the next, which rewards restraint and smart power use over reckless offense. Customization softens that pressure without removing it, since the right weapon and outfit combination can turn a near impossible room into a fair fight. Each of the 12 powers reportedly changes how zones can be approached, so experimentation should pay off across repeat visits.

Zones where logic breaks down

Each Anomaly Zone visit brings a new environment that ignores the rules of the real world. One apartment complex runs on inverted gravity, while shopping streets extend infinitely in every direction and a dark hall seems to writhe with a life of its own. These spaces double as both level and threat, since navigation itself becomes part of the survival challenge. Learning the logic of each zone is as important as learning enemy patterns, which keeps exploration tense from start to finish.

The variety also keeps the campaign visually fresh across its runtime. Gravity flipped interiors demand a different kind of awareness than endless streets where every storefront looks the same, so players must constantly relearn how to read a room. Horror fans who enjoy dread that comes from atmosphere will feel at home here, much like the classic scares celebrated in Resident Evil Outbreak and its browser revival. ANOMALITH simply filters that unease through a modern anime informed lens that feels distinct from western horror.

Launch editions, Steam discount and Peripeteia bundle

ANOMALITH is available now on PlayStation 5, PC via Steam and Nintendo Switch 2 for $49.99. The $69.99 Digital Deluxe version adds an 80 page digital art book, a select mini soundtrack and the Anomaly Zone Countermeasures Office DLC set on top of the base game. PC players get an extra incentive, since Steam offers 10 percent off the base price until November 11. Players who preorder on any platform also receive the Lost Property Control Organization Collaboration Set until November 11.

FURYU is also offering an ANOMALITH x Peripeteia Steam bundle that takes 10 percent off each game on top of the base 10 percent ANOMALITH discount until November 11, which makes it a neat pickup for immersive sim fans. Pairing a new horror shooter with a cyberpunk immersive sim gives the bundle a clear identity for players who like systems driven games. Steam horror has been busy lately, with fresh arrivals like UnderMire bringing co-op horror to Steam, so the discount timing should help ANOMALITH stand out. Anyone on the fence can check the store pages and lock in the launch pricing before November 11.

Commemorative art and a message from the producer

To mark the launch, FURYU released a special commemorative illustration from character designer MON, known for artwork that blends the human body with dark fantasy elements. The illustration was shared on October 28 at 6pm PT and 9pm ET across the official ANOMALITH X account and the game Steam page newsfeed. Art led celebrations like this have become a launch tradition for Japanese releases, and MON distinctive style fits the tone of the zones perfectly.

ANOMALITH producer Gai Kidokoro said the team is excited to share its first survival horror shooter with longtime fans and horror lovers seeking new experiences and thrilling stories. Kidokoro noted that ANOMALITH is something very different for the studio, while reassuring fans that worldview, characters with compelling storylines and moving music remain part of the package. For more information, players can visit the official ANOMALITH website or follow the team on X and YouTube.

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