Ciel Nosurge English Fan Translation Now Available
A group of Ar Tonelico fans within the 'A Reyvateil’s Melody’ community have announced that after eight years of work, alongside delays, their English fan translation patch of Ciel Nosurge is now available for PlayStation Vita
Fans can now enjoy this game with English language support, including dialogue, videos, and images. The team also confirmed that they made this version of the tile compatible with Vita3K on PC.
Further, there are new features like a glossary and Offline Linking “to get all the features from Ar nosurge without the hassle to perform the procedure with the Japanese version of the game.”
All Ion’s voicemails originally from the official site and an alternative Sharl creation system which doesn’t need the embedded camera of the PS Vita have been backported from the DX version too.
Credited Translation Team Members:
Hacking: RyleFury
Reverse Engineering: RyleFury
Graphics Editing: RyleFury
Original Translator: blackraen (main story, a few side-events)
Translators: aquagon, Infel
Editors: Replicant, Tizona, Presea, Kat, aquagon
Translation Check: exfictz, aquagon
Voicemail Translations: Infel, Blara, aquagon
Voicemail Japanese Audio Transcription Review and Correction: ell
DX Voicemail Audio Extraction: Gamma
Testing: aquagon, RyleFury, Kamië, Thia.kkll.Preciel, Dooroflight, StarSketch,
ReimuHakurei, Members of the A Reyvateil’s Melody Discord Server
Special Thanks: blackraen, Renshin23
Ciel Nosurge was initially released with just its first episode before additional episodes were released as DLC. Then, multiple versions were released, with twelve episodes in total categorized into three story arcs. Further, an offline version of the game was released in 2014, and a remaster, Ciel nosurge DX, was released exclusively in Japan for PC via Steam, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch.
In the title, players communicate with an amnesiac girl from another dimension, Ion, who is next in line to be the emperor of her world. Players can also romance her gradually across several interactions. The direct sequel, Ar Nosurge, was later released and even localized on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita despite Ciel Nosurge never leaving Japan. These two titles are also set in the same universe as the Ar Tonelico series.
You can view more details and download links for the Ciel Nosurge English fan translation via its dedicated forum post.
Screenshots from the fan translation are viewable via our gallery below:








