Norn9: Last Era

A bundle of Norn9: Var Commons (Main Game) and Norn9: Last Era (Fandisc) for the Nintendo Switch. Within an old-fashioned town, much like the Meiji and Taisho Era, there exists a giant globe that floats in midair. This is the 'ship' called 'Norn'. The inside is set like a small town with parks, etc. The story takes place a little in the future. Guided by one particular song, young elementary kid, Suzuhara Sorata is warped through a time skip to an unfamiliar place much like the Meiji and Taisho eras from his textbooks. In this world, he meets 3 young ladies and 9 young men and joins them on a journey aboard the mysterious 'Norn' ship in the sky.

The third Norn9 game.

Fandisc for Norn9. Contains three story parts: 1) Concerto Two-part epilogue stories for each couple. 2) Fuga The events of the original Norn9 from the love interests' perspective. 3) Fantasia A what-if storyline that takes place in a universe where the heroines didn't experience romance.

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