

Harmonia
VisualArts/Key · 2016 · Adventure, Visual Novel, Casual, Anime, Simulation
PC
Overwhelmingly Positive96% · 737
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About Harmonia
Love is the one thing that will never hurt anyone.
This is a story of the distant future.
An immense war left the world broken and torn.
Ashes covered the sky, the land was stripped of vegetation, and water dried up.
As a result, the human population drastically decreased.
The remaining humans huddled together to survive.
During this time, an emotions-capable robot known as a Phiroid woke up in a decayed factory.
Prior to the war, science created these human-like robots capable of feeling emotion.
As new partners for the humans, the Phiroids promised better lives for all of humanity.
However, upon waking, this Phiroid soon realized that its emotions were not functioning.
Its right hand lacked artificial skin and the mechanical parts showed how its production likely went unfinished.
This young male Phiroid had an innate desire to be with humans.
And so it began a journey to obtain its lost emotions, and wandered across this devastated world.
One day, the Phiroid was discovered by a young girl.
Thinking he was a human, she began to look after him.
She brought him to a small, but pleasant town.
While living with the young girl, the Phiroid slowly learned about emotions.
What is Kinetic Novel?
A new form of entertainment for the sole purpose of storytelling -- not a novel, not an anime, not a game -- Kinetic Novel.
Made with the goal of providing the reader with an unprecedented sense of presence and empathy for the characters through the use of a high-quality scenario, graphics, music, and other production values.
“The Emotionless Mechanical Boy” Rei
This young boy awoke to find himself in the remains of what seemed to be a factory.
His right hand lacks artificial skin as he had been abandoned mid-production. A glove always covers the exposed machinery.
He wandered the ravaged landscape, following an innate desire to be with another human. Until one day, he was found by a young girl named Shiona.
Shiona gave him the name Rei.
“The Girl who Sings her Feelings” Shiona(CV:Kaori Mizuhashi)
Shiona is the young girl who discovered Rei. She lives in a church located in one of the makeshift towns of this devastated world.
Next to nothing can erase the smile from her face, and she is often found consoling others.
She frequently refers to the feelings and emotions of people in terms of shapes and colors, which can be difficult to understand.
She loves to sing and often performs in the church or the town square.
“The Blue Little Lady from the Library” Tipi(CV:Misaki Kuno)
This young girl lives in the town's library. For some reason, she is often found crying.
In age of digital books, this strange place for storing physical copies still exists.
Shiona calls her the “blue girl”.
Although the townsfolk know about her, few venture anywhere near.
Character Design & Original Art : Itaru Hinoue.
Scenario : Tsuzuru Nakamura / Kai
Music : Shinji Orito / Ryo Mizutsuki
Theme Music : “Todoketai Melody”
Lyrics : Kai
Composition : Shinji Orito
Arrangement : Yuichiro Tsukagoshi (NanosizeMir)
Vocals : Ayaka Kitazawa
Insert Song : “Towa no Hoshi e”
Lyrics : Kai
Composition : Tomohiro Takeshita
Arrangement : Meeon
Vocals : Haruka Shimotsuki
<STORY>
This is a story of the distant future.
An immense war left the world broken and torn.
Ashes covered the sky, the land was stripped of vegetation, and water dried up.
As a result, the human population drastically decreased.
The remaining humans huddled together to survive.
During this time, an emotions-capable robot known as a Phiroid woke up in a decayed factory.
Prior to the war, science created these human-like robots capable of feeling emotion.
As new partners for the humans, the Phiroids promised better lives for all of humanity.
However, upon waking, this Phiroid soon realized that its emotions were not functioning.
Its right hand lacked artificial skin and the mechanical parts showed how its production likely went unfinished.
This young male Phiroid had an innate desire to be with humans.
And so it began a journey to obtain its lost emotions, and wandered across this devastated world.
One day, the Phiroid was discovered by a young girl.
Thinking he was a human, she began to look after him.
She brought him to a small, but pleasant town.
While living with the young girl, the Phiroid slowly learned about emotions.
What is Kinetic Novel?
A new form of entertainment for the sole purpose of storytelling -- not a novel, not an anime, not a game -- Kinetic Novel.
Made with the goal of providing the reader with an unprecedented sense of presence and empathy for the characters through the use of a high-quality scenario, graphics, music, and other production values.
<CHARACTER>
“The Emotionless Mechanical Boy” Rei
This young boy awoke to find himself in the remains of what seemed to be a factory.
His right hand lacks artificial skin as he had been abandoned mid-production. A glove always covers the exposed machinery.
He wandered the ravaged landscape, following an innate desire to be with another human. Until one day, he was found by a young girl named Shiona.
Shiona gave him the name Rei.
“The Girl who Sings her Feelings” Shiona(CV:Kaori Mizuhashi)
Shiona is the young girl who discovered Rei. She lives in a church located in one of the makeshift towns of this devastated world.
Next to nothing can erase the smile from her face, and she is often found consoling others.
She frequently refers to the feelings and emotions of people in terms of shapes and colors, which can be difficult to understand.
She loves to sing and often performs in the church or the town square.
“The Blue Little Lady from the Library” Tipi(CV:Misaki Kuno)
This young girl lives in the town's library. For some reason, she is often found crying.
In age of digital books, this strange place for storing physical copies still exists.
Shiona calls her the “blue girl”.
Although the townsfolk know about her, few venture anywhere near.
<STAFF>
Character Design & Original Art : Itaru Hinoue.
Scenario : Tsuzuru Nakamura / Kai
Music : Shinji Orito / Ryo Mizutsuki
Theme Music : “Todoketai Melody”
Lyrics : Kai
Composition : Shinji Orito
Arrangement : Yuichiro Tsukagoshi (NanosizeMir)
Vocals : Ayaka Kitazawa
Insert Song : “Towa no Hoshi e”
Lyrics : Kai
Composition : Tomohiro Takeshita
Arrangement : Meeon
Vocals : Haruka Shimotsuki
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1]To be fair, it's a decent story but it isn't without faults.[/h1] Reading along as the story progressed, I ended up not liking it at some point. For such a simple story, it's told well, as by the end I found I liked it again. Details will have to be kept to a minimum as I don't want to spoil it, but I almost had it all figured out - thankfully I was still slightly surprised as I didn't predict everything. It's no small feat these days, with so many stories in so many different forms of media, in a world rife with remakes and remasters, to write something unpredictable. The only fault? Probably a bit short, as VNs go. Something that you can see from the store page screenshots is the enormous text windows covering the art. Sadly it is rife, almost all text windows are that big. While being a VN enjoyer, and art being a major draw into the genre, I actually didn't mind it here as there just wasn't enough art to truly care about whether it was hidden behind text or not. Ultimately these minor bad points are swept aside in the face of the simple, well-written story. You might get a pop-up at the start about a font you don't have though - just select one you do have and you're g…2 found this helpful
Short but memorable vn, def recommened -w-1 found this helpful
I'm not crying, you're crying!1 found this helpful
It's a really good read for its short length and cheap as well!!!! I LOVE KEY i lwk did hold my standards for this one to planetarian though, which in that aspect it felt lacking and a bit rushed. Overall very enjoyable tho i honestly rly liked the ending as well!
Every suspicion you have will be solved ultimately in this world. Trudge through with all that you know. Even if it means to be emotionless, learn who you are. Persevere. Hope is your only answer. Harmonia is one of those visual novels that quietly stays with you long after you've finished reading. Going into it, I expected a heartfelt story from Key, but I didn't expect to become so invested in its world, characters, and emotional journey. The story is riveting from beginning to end. It constantly surprised me with its themes, character development, and the way it slowly reveals the truth behind its setting. What starts as a seemingly simple tale gradually unfolds into something much deeper, touching on humanity, connection, and what it means to truly live. The pacing is excellent, and I found myself wanting to keep reading just to see what would happen next. The artwork is absolutely beautiful. It's especially bittersweet knowing that this was the last Key title to feature artwork by Itaru Hinoue before her retirement from the company. While it's sad to see such an iconic artist move on, Harmonia stands as a wonderful tribute to the art style that helped define so many beloved…
Another banger from key!!
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