Name: Valkyrie Tune: Synthesis of Souls
Brand: Steam
Price: 24.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Deal overview

Valkyrie Tune: Synthesis of Souls is listed at $24.99 on Steam.

Valkyrie Tune: Synthesis of Souls is at full price right now. We track it so you will see the moment a genuine discount lands.

The lowest we have tracked is $22.49, so this is not quite the floor.

As a recent release, discounts this early are relatively uncommon.

Genre: Adventure · Developer: Frontwing · Release: Jul 22, 2026.

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About this game

Valkyrie Tune: Synthesis of Souls is a visual novel built around Good Smile Company’s plastic model line of the same name, put together by Frontwing, the studio behind the Grisaia series and GINKA. You play as Rei, a man who wakes up with no memories in a place called the Domed City of Initium, surrounded by women who insist on calling him the Messiah. He ends up living alongside six members of TUNED, a unit of women who fight with what the story calls harmonic weapons, and what starts as a fish out of water setup slowly turns into something stranger once the city’s secrets start surfacing.

How it plays

This is a reading experience first and foremost. You move through a scripted story, get to know Rei’s companions through dialogue and daily life scenes, and watch the plot shift once the twist the store page keeps teasing actually lands. Frontwing has included the usual quality of life tools you’d want in a game like this: auto mode and skip mode for pacing, plus a text backlog if you lose track of a line or want to reread something. The cast is fully voiced, which matters a lot in a genre that lives and dies on performance, and the game runs at Full HD resolution. There’s no combat system or exploration layer here. The draw is the writing, the characters, and how the story unfolds around them.

Who it’s for

If you already like visual novels, especially ones with a sci-fi or mystery hook wrapped around a slice of life cast, this is squarely in your lane. Frontwing has a track record with Grisaia, so fans of that studio’s pacing and character work have a reason to pay attention. It’s also a natural pickup for anyone who collects the Valkyrie Tune figures and wants the lore that goes with them. On the other hand, if you need mechanical gameplay, choices that meaningfully branch the plot, or you just don’t enjoy long stretches of reading, this isn’t going to convert you. It’s a story delivery device, not a game in the traditional sense.

Is it worth it?

For the right reader, a well written visual novel with a full voice cast and a clear narrative hook offers a lot of hours per dollar, since you’re paying for a complete story rather than a system you’ll bounce off after a few sessions. Games like this tend to be exactly the sort of thing worth waiting for a sale on if you’re on the fence, since there’s no live service pressure or multiplayer component pushing you to jump in on day one. The story will be just as intact whenever you get to it.