In the future, robots represent the last remnant of the human spirit. While mankind is not entirely dead, technology has advanced to the point where human memories can be transferred into these robotic hosts. However, because memory space is limited, new experiences and memories will eventually overwrite the old ones. To preserve human emotions and keep them from fading away, these memories are translated into music and stored within a system called Cytus.

Cytus is a music rhythm video game developed by Taiwanese studio Rayark Inc. The gameplay focuses on an active scan line that moves up and down across the screen. Players must interact with various notes by tapping, dragging, and holding them in time with the music. The game features a clean and straightforward interface and includes music spanning numerous genres. The library boasts 200 songs, with each track offering multiple difficulty levels to accommodate both casual players and rhythm game veterans.

Key Features: • Active scan line gameplay with tap, drag, and hold mechanics • Over 200 songs featuring multiple difficulties • Sci-fi narrative centered on robots storing fading human memories • Clean user interface across various musical genres • Developed by the Taiwanese game studio Rayark Inc.