NeverAwake FlashBack Roguelite Sequel to Award-Winning Twin-Stick Shoot-em-up video game
1NeverAwake FLASHBACK, the nightmarish twin-stick shoot-em-up roguelite and sequel to NeverAwake from developer Neotro Inc and publisher Phoenixx, brings bullet-hell bad dreams onto PC via Steam in Q3 2025, with more information to be revealed at Shooters Fes 2025.
As Rem sinks back into tormented slumber, fight off waves of things that go ‘bump’ in the night in this standalone roguelite followup to NeverAwake. Dive into procedurally generated arenas with a swappable selection of weapons and abilities and the help of Rem’s plushie Gabe-chan. She’ll need as much firepower as possible to defeat the monstrous representations of her childhood fears like brutish broccoli monsters, vicious chihuahuas, and demonic dentists.
After escaping the ordeals of NeverAwake, protagonist Rem thought she found peace, but her sweet dreams start to turn dark again. Joined by her plushie Gabe-chan, Rem must once again dive deep into her subconscious and fight literal sleep demons to enjoy peace once more. But now, the nightmares keep changing.
Flying about procedurally-generated arenas, blasting away twisted versions of youthful fears like terrifying dentist tools, broccoli monsters, and aggressive chihuahua ghouls in 360-degree combat. At the start of each run, combine three weapons and three accessories to optimize Rem’s attacks to collect souls to progress and unlock upgrades. Use Gabe-chan’s special abilities to help turn the tide against the apparitions.
Fight through 50 procedurally-generated stages in randomized order, swapping out weapons and abilities as needed. Play through new series of levels each time, or use a simple code to replay a favorite seed of levels. Fight dangerous new bosses, navigate new hazards, in an experience that combines quick pick-up-and-play action while giving NeverAwake veterans new challenges in a familiar environment.
NeverAwake FLASHBACK arrives on Steam for PC in Fall 2025 with language support in Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
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