Liminal Border Part III

Liminal Border Part III

Purple Software · February 18, 2025 · Adventure, Cute, Visual Novel, Romance, Dark

Buy Liminal Border Part III from Steam at $7.49 — the cheapest of 5 stores we compare.

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Liminal Border Part III price by region

Liminal Border Part III costs €7.39 in Europe (EUR), $7.49 in the United States, £8.91 in the United Kingdom and zł55.25 in Poland right now.

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Europe (EUR) €7.39 −50% €7.39 €9.99 5
United Statesyour region $7.49 −50% $7.49 $11.33 5
United Kingdom £8.91 — £8.91 1
Poland zł55.25 — zł55.25 1

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About Liminal Border Part III

A visual novel, third game of a four-part series.

CHARACTERS

Meryl Hathaway (Voice: Nene Arisu)

The mysterious girl accompanying Kotoko, and the heroine of Part III.
Tasked with a surveillance mission, she transfers into the school Itsuki and the others attend.

While her slight build and expressionlessness leave a faint impression, she exhibits formidable skills in emergencies.
Meryl takes her orders from an organization separate to the Umon-kai and acts on their behalf.

She likes sweet food.
Rin Akinashi (Voice: Cyclamen Kaori)

Itsuki’s long-time acquaintance and fellow classmate.
A paragon of perfection with good looks, exemplary behavior, and excellent grades, she is popular with boys and girls alike at school.
However, this is merely a mask, hiding the cunning schemer she really is.

Despite a wealthy upbringing, she has an extreme attachment to money, earning a fortune working with Hina to operate a large-scale business of her own.
She maintains a behind-the-scenes role in the business and does not change that stance, even when the gang acquires their club.
Rin is meticulous in covering her own tracks, and she never contacts anyone other than Itsuki and Hina.

She always takes care to ensure she has an escape route ready to go at any time.
Hina Yorozuya (Voice: Suzu Sazanami)

Itsuki’s classmate.
Hina has her share of unsavory friends, but she herself is friendly and likable.

She places her full trust in Itsuki, and the two of them have overcome dangerous situations together.
While she and Itsuki are not lovers, they do share a connection of sorts.

Currently a party to Rin’s business, she also aids Itsuki and the gang in their venture.

With her sharp observational abilities and excellent communication skills, Hina is entrusted with the in-person running of the club.
Kotoko Teshigawara (Voice:Ion Momoyama)

A student in the grade above our protagonist at the same school.

Though her father is the boss of a crime syndicate, Kotoko still has a sense of what is just and right.
Although shaken upon learning that the Umon-kai is not on the side of justice, Kotoko joins forces with Itsuki as she follows what she believes to be the right path.

While she and Itsuki are close, like Hina, she is not romantically involved with him.

Kotoko tends to prioritize appearances and often wears a kimono. She takes the roles of figurehead, deterrent, and negotiator in Itsuki’s business.
Tatsuya Yorozuya (Voice: Ii Kinniku)

Hina’s older brother.
A student at the delinquent-filled so-called “Badman Academy,” he is also the leader of DREAD.

Thanks to Itsuki negotiating on his behalf, the debt Tatsuya’s parents owed to the Umon-kai was written off, leaving him free to cooperate fully.
He and his associates in DREAD help with the running of Itsuki and the gang’s club.

He sees Itsuki as his friend, and Itsuki trusts him in return.
Shiori Iida (Voice: Nanoka Osaka)

The schoolgirl responsible for Itsuki and the gang being saddled with twenty million yen of debt.

The owner of a strong sense of self-preservation, Shiori blames any inconvenient truth on others.
It seems she has been attending school as though nothing happened ever since the incident.

While she puts on a refined act at school, in reality she is anything but.
She is willing to do anything for a chance to use "Rave."
Shoji (Voice: Sho Sakuma)

A teacher at Badman Academy, Shoji is a regular customer of Rin and Hina’s business.
With strong connections to other regular customers, he actively cooperates with Itsuki and Hina.
Despite his “unusual” preferences, he is a good person at heart.

Shoji is seemingly well-known among wealthy circles and is accordingly well-connected.
Shinonome (Voice: Cho Koon)

An executive in the “Umon-kai” syndicate.
In charge of the Umon-kai’s criminal dealings, he is essentially Tatsuya’s direct superior.
Unerringly obedient to the orders of the syndicate boss, Goro, he is extremely sharp-witted.
Goro Teshigawara (Voice: Gunso Hatoman)

The leader of the “Umon-kai” syndicate and Kotoko’s father.
Despite the nature of the family business, he wishes for a normal life for his daughter.

STORY


Despite running into plenty of trouble along the way, Itsuki was able to escape his predicament with Kotoko Teshigawara's help.

The gang’s business is close to getting off the ground, and a plan to destroy the Umon-kai is steadily taking shape inside Itsuki's mind.

However, that plan is still far from guaranteed to work, and should the Umon-kai get serious, everything he has worked so hard to build will surely crumble in the face of overwhelming violence.

There's one more way to make certain—

Itsuki searches desperately for a counter to the threat he faces.
Eventually, despite knowing the risk, he approaches “Meryl Hathaway,” a young girl often seen accompanying Kotoko, and tries to make contact with the overseas syndicate she belongs to.

From amidst the trickery and scheming of both organizations, a glimmer of hope emerges.
Will Itsuki be able to seize that light?

Liminal Border Part III — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended May 10, 2025
Finally I can be free \o/ It's been a while I wanted a story to end asap, to review it and forget about that *** (let me help steam here and use that sign myself, think of any rude word you can on your own;)) First of all, I'm still enraged at the devs. Perhaps, I'm in the wrong here and should assess the game separately but I'm sorry, I just can't. It really means a lot when the devs (usually the indie ones) are quick to respond on steam discussions or commenting your reviews or smth. It really matters when there's some kind of communication. I got a ban for a screenshot (from the first part) where absolutely nothing explicit was presented. As usual (years later nothing changes in this regard, sadly) steam support just washed their hands saying I should contact the devs directly as they may have their own rules on their respective hubs O_O can you even imagine that?! Any time you may be punished for smth you are not even aware of ⋋_⋌ Anyway, I emailed the devs immediately but...silence. Thank you very much for such a nice, considerate attitude to your players. I'm definitely not buying the last part or any other games. Welp, now about the game per se. SPOILERS ahead. As much…
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Recommended Aug 6, 2026
Don't let the reviews fool you. Part 3 is a very hard to swallow story but it also makes this a very good game because it makes you feel so many emotions. Like the previous games everything is very high uqality. The Backgrounds, the soundtrack, the character designs, the CG and the adult scenes. This time Meryl is the Maine Heroine, a young assasine that will win over the heart. I don't want to say much about the story because like I said, it's a very intense one and will change all involved characters forever, It's a wild ride with consequences and will leave you with denial and your jaw open. Don't forget to get the patch from the developer's website for the best experience. 9/10
Recommended Jun 4, 2026
Liminal Border Part III is a visual novel developed by Purple Software and published by Shiravune that continues the intense crime thriller narrative established in the previous installments. As the third chapter of a four-part story, it serves as a pivotal point in the series, pushing both the plot and characters into increasingly dangerous territory. Blending criminal intrigue, psychological tension, strategic maneuvering, and personal drama, the game delivers a compelling narrative experience that builds upon the foundations laid by its predecessors while introducing new conflicts and perspectives that significantly reshape the story. The narrative resumes after the events of Part II, with Itsuki and his companions beginning to see the results of their efforts as their underground business operation gains momentum. However, success brings new complications. Powerful enemies continue to watch their every move, and the threat posed by the Umon-kai remains a constant obstacle. As the group's ambitions grow, so too do the risks associated with challenging individuals and organizations that possess considerably greater resources and influence. This escalating conflict drives much of…
Recommended Nov 28, 2025
Great twist
Recommended Jul 28, 2025
"s... something happened?....." A big turning point to the story, quite shocking yet felt refreshing to see but also heartbreaking at the same time, will see how it's concluding in the next part!
Recommended Apr 3, 2025
So far, this is the best part of Criminal Border I have read. I knew something big would happen, but still shocked Sometimes we really have to pay the price for what we have done Looking forward to the final part, 9/10

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