Hi, I’m Zhenghua Yang (Z), Founder of Serenity Forge and Game Director on Faraday Blues. If you just watched the XBOX Tokyo Game Show Broadcast, you saw the world premiere of a game we’ve kept close to our hearts for a long time.
Faraday Blues is a surreal sci-fi adventure about a daughter searching for parents who don’t know she exists.
You play as Lina, a mysterious girl who awakens somewhere she doesn’t understand. An old computer introduces her to a strange tabletop filled with playing cards. Two of them bear the faces of her parents. However, they have no idea who she is. Worse yet, their lives are already filled with tragedy.
So Lina does the only thing she can: reset the board and try again.
The cards in Faraday Blues don’t summon creatures or deal damage. They represent people.
The game is built around a 52-card deck containing characters, memories, items, and subversive pieces of the Faraday family’s history. You place character cards into conversations, locations, and major events, then enter the timeline and experience the consequences of your choices.
Place one person outside a bedroom instead of another, and a tragedy might unfold differently. Send two characters to spend time together, and their relationship may permanently change. Let someone discover a memory or object, and they may carry its influence decades into the future.
Characters can move toward Order or Entropy, change suits, transform shapes, and develop in ways that affect future possibilities. These changes may even persist as the story moves forward in unexpected ways.
سەرچاوەی فەرمی بە زمانی ئینگلیزی: https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2026/09/17/xbox-tokyo-game-show-2026-faraday-blues/
