Breaking Point | Steins;Gate Linear Bounded Phenogram | Part 20
16Welcome to the blind playthrough of Steins;Gate Linear Bounded Phenogram!
Kurisu is watching the past overlap and seeing one of the later events when Okabe has been spending a lifetime looping again and again. He receives his call from the Time Leap Machine and in a frantic rage attempts to break the device. Kurisu saves it but he runs off in terror. Desperate to learn what is happening and why Kurisu searches for him all over Akihabara. But when Mayuri and Daru go missing Faris and Kurisu team up to track them down.
Steins;Gate Linear Bounded Phenogram is a collection of side stories in the Steins;Gate universe. Let's step into a world where we have D-mails and the Time Leap machine without the interference of SERN or Stratfor. It is now another chance to learn more stories about our favorite characters! El Psy Kongroo!
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