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The universe is full of ultramarine

Cosmic Ultramarine is a text exploration game developed by 21st Nostalgia and published by Game Poetics. Players take on the role of ascenders and use mobile devices to enter a landscape universe composed of multiple past lives.

Work information
Title of the workCosmic Ultramarine
Chinese nameThe universe is full of ultramarine
The publication date listed in the materials2024-11-11
GenreAVG visual novel
Development21st Nostalgia
ReleaseGame Poetics
Game engineUnity
External links to source recordshttps://store.steampowered.com/app/3296760/

Landscape universe

The journey connects to the super-dimensional dimension from a higher dimension, moving between past and future, virtual and reality. The stage includes cyberspace in the 1990s and the Atlantic Sargasso Sea; Along the way, you will encounter aliens, mechanical monks, and Earth's last dinosaur and other life forms, gradually touching on questions about self and the world.

Explore and talk afterwards

There are no conditions for death or defeat in the game. After watching the ending animation, players can return to an earlier timeline to continue exploring. After the story ends, you can return to the web console to relax with your friend Rain.

Early access

Early access began on November 11, 2024. According to the official statement, you can currently explore more than ten main story levels and some epilogues, with plans to add characters, levels, mini-games, and collectibles in the future. By September 2026, the official plan is to end Early Access in the fourth quarter of that year.

The first original soundtrack

Released in December 2024, "Cosmic Ultramarine Soundtrack Vol.1" contains nineteen tracks totaling over one hour, divided into three groups: "Tape Hits Collection," "Ambience," and "Chromatics." "Sea of Ultramarine," "Heart of the Night," and "Signal Tower of the Field" are listed in the first group; The mini-game 'Chip Bits-Game' from 'Crazy Motorcycle' is clearly not included in this collection.

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Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.

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