Welcome to the world of the artcore narrative rhythm game Morpho Reverie.

The demo is planned to launch in fall 2026—stay tuned for more information!

Morpho Reverie is set in the year 2040. During a music audition, contestant Keeva suddenly vanishes—replaced by an AI replica known as Keeva-α. As Rein, the protagonist, you must compose music for the other contestants to help them defeat their own AI replicas, all while searching for the truth behind Keeva's disappearance.

The game features over 80 tracks, including 50+ original compositions:

• 30+ original tracks playable in Performance Mode

• 20+ original BGMs weaving through the narrative

Combined with over 6,000 voiced lines, 100+ illustrations, and 250,000+ words of branching narrative, Morpho Reverie delivers a uniquely immersive audiovisual experience.

Enjoy music crafted by renowned composers, including ARForest, karato, love solfege, Noah, onoken, Osamu Kubota and かねこちはる.

Dynamic Story Mode: As the story unfolds, music performances feature shifting visual presentations and context-specific gimmicks that deliver a uniquely immersive experience.

Performance Mode: Replay tracks from the story or tackle licensed hits from renowned artists like BlackY, Feryquitous, Juggernaut. and Sakuzyo—with even more collaboration tracks planned for future updates!

Character design and key visuals are led by acclaimed illustrator Gawako, bringing to life a vibrant roster of allies and rivals deeply tied to music.

Main Cast (Voice Actors):

Aoi Ichikawa, Shion Wakayama, Madoka Yonezawa, Kaito Ishikawa, Chika Anzai, Ayaka Fujii, Takuma Nagatsuka, Yukihiro Nozuyama, Akari Miyasaki, Hidenari Ugaki, Kenji Akabane, and Terumi Nishifuji.

Packed with modern themes—artificial intelligence, VTubers, social media platforms, video games, and more—the story is designed to be fully enjoyable regardless of your music background.

Even if you’re new to rhythm games, you can easily enjoy the story by setting the difficulty to “EASY” or using “AUTO PLAY” mode.

Featuring five major branching endings plus multiple sub-endings, every performance and narrative choice you make shapes the journey.

At the end of it all, will you be able to reunite with the real "her"?