STEINS;GATE RE:BOOT Official Resources

Unofficial wikis should make official verification easy. This page names the primary resource classes for STEINS;GATE RE:BOOT and explains what each is good for.

Official web hubs

• STEINS;GATE RE:BOOT official site (steinsgate.jp/reboot) — features, character intros, edition explainers, region switches
• Spike Chunsoft game page and newsroom — Western release posts, trailer embeds, pre-order retailer lists
• MAGES. / related Japanese press — domestic SKU and date announcements

Storefronts

• Steam app 4012810 — PC purchase, language matrix, system requirements, countdown
• Xbox / PlayStation / Nintendo eShops — platform-native pricing and unlock timers
• Physical retailers — Limited stock, steelbooks, regional exclusives

Use our header “View on Steam” link for the PC hub, then confirm console storefronts on your console account region.

How to verify a claim

1. Find the claim on this wiki (Release Schedule, Pre-order Bonuses).
2. Open the matching official storefront or publisher post.
3. Prefer dated press releases over undated social screenshots.
4. If Japanese and Western dates differ, believe both in context—not neither.

What this wiki adds

We translate official chaos into Platforms, Edition Comparison, System Requirements, and play prep like Phone Trigger. We are not a substitute for checkout pages.

Safety notes

Only purchase through legitimate storefronts. Ignore third-party “early unlock keys.” This site never sells codes.

Next steps

Wiki Hub, Getting Started, Tools Hub, Updates Hub. When in doubt, official timers win.

Observers change worldlines. Shoppers should not.

Bookmark set

Keep official site, Steam app page, and this Official Resources article together. Three tabs beat thirty screenshots in a group chat.

Primary source ladder

Official site → publisher newsroom → platform storefront → retailer listing. Climb down only when the upper rung lacks the SKU you need. Fan wikis sit beside the ladder, not above it.

Bookmark taxonomy

Folder A: primary (site, Spike news, Steam). Folder B: this wiki. Never merge. Merged folders create midnight spoiler accidents.

Unique official seal: when headlines conflict, climb the ladder—do not average the rumors.

Observer notebook — wiki/official-resources

• Leave slot one free if it is your panic mash target.
• Prefer official ladders over averaged rumors when headlines conflict.
• Write platform comfort scores honestly before chasing earliest marketing dates.
• Remember Octet playable timing differs from Steam RE:BOOT unlock night.
• Name saves with date and chapter so future-you can decode fatigue.
• Screenshot storefront timers once and refuse to re-convert from memory.
• Name saves with date and chapter so future-you can decode fatigue.
• Protect ordinary Mayuri-paced scenes from auto-forward bluntness.

Closing line for wiki/official-resources: revisit this notebook the morning your platform unlocks, then put the phone UI ahead of any rumor tab.

Weekly five-minute climb

Once a week, open official site, Spike news, and Steam app 4012810 in that order. Five minutes beats five hours of rumor tabs. Keep retailer pages last.

Primary ladder in practice

Start at steinsgate.jp/reboot for features and characters, then Spike Chunsoft news for Western date corrections, then Steam app 4012810 for price and countdown, then console stores for SKU form factors, then retailers for SteelBook stock. Climb down only when the upper rung lacks what you need. Fan wikis—including this one—sit beside the ladder as explainers, never above it as authorities on price or unlock timers.

When two headlines disagree, ask which rung each came from before rewriting your calendar. A publisher delay post beats a clipped social screenshot. Keep a bookmarks folder named primary-only and refuse to merge it with spoiler-heavy guide folders.