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Néro & Sci ∫ Integral Edition

Néro & Sci ∫ Integral Edition

|Japan|Adventure, Platform

7.1 /10

Pretty good

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In Néro & Sci, players explore a poetic world inspired by mathematics, where shapes, colors, and symbols form the backdrop of a unique adventure. Through the original “White Dimension” mechanic, they uncover a simplified version of the world that reveals new solutions to puzzles.

Story and worldbuilding

Nero is a young Synapsian who lives on the streets of Curiosita, the capital of the world of Hemeide, home to a people who are content with their achievements. Nero has taken refuge in the library of Psyga, whom he considers his father. While cleaning the library's basement, Nero drops a jar containing Sci and a book that releases the Chaos Theories, forcing them into the caves of Hemeide, from which they must escape! Nero & Sci ∫ (integral) edition is a remastered and rebranded version of A Tale of Synapse: The Chaos Theories.

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Play style

Leans into Adventure, Platform, Puzzle — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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PS3Blog.netEdEN · 1 Jun, 2026
7.5/10

It's time to fix your mistakes... with the power of math!

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Nindie SpotlightJustin Nation · 28 May, 2026
6.7/10

I suppose throwing some higher-end math into a puzzle platformer is interesting? But in terms of play it’s an odd choice for narrowing its potential audience most likely

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