Sunrise City

Sunrise City Sunrise City is an adult turn-based detective visual novel where you balance academy life with investigations, collect cards for deck battles, and uncover a citywide conspiracy.

Sunrise City

Sunrise City is an adult-oriented, turn-based combat game that blends investigation and storytelling. You play as the main character (MC), who follows a detective-style trail after a string of mysterious disappearances at an academy. Throughout the experience, you’ll need to juggle school responsibilities with your personal life while you track down leads, meet a wide cast of characters, and uncover what’s really going on.

As the narrative unfolds, you’ll also develop intimate relationships with several attractive women—earning their trust and unlocking explicit scenes as you progress.

Key Features

Onyx Academy

The Onyx Academy is known for training some of the best fighters and strategists around. If you’re in the Battle section, you’ve already been through strict training designed to sharpen both your combat skills and your tactical thinking. The academy’s program is demanding, but it prepares you for what comes next—especially when your holiday break pulls you away from normal lessons and deeper into a conspiracy that threatens the city.

A Mysterious Group

During your time off, you stumble across clues pointing to a strange organization operating in the shadows. Their actions could bring serious consequences to Sunrise City. By investigating carefully, you’ll collect evidence, face hostile opponents, and gradually uncover the group’s true goals. The situation escalates fast—your choices and findings may determine the city’s fate.

Deck-Building Combat

Sunrise City adds a deck-building system to its visual-novel style structure, creating a fresh twist on how fights play out. As you progress, you gather cards that represent different abilities, strategies, and allies. Building a strong deck is essential for handling the challenges ahead, since every card comes with its own traits and can be used to shape your tactics.

Changelog

• Added the missions “The former Model” and the investigation “Troubles in Block C”.



• Added a bonus scene for Katja.
• Reworded certain steps for better clarity.
• Changed the time of day for one step in the mission “A golden scoop”.
• Added two new ambience tracks: Day and Evening, for Scarlett’s apartment.
• Added various interactive elements.
• Added a new background in Block C.
• Reworked the building facade on Wave Gym Street.
• Added 52 new 2D poses for Garry, Grace, Doug, Dwight, Holly, Katja, Marcus, Nova Minion E, and Gin.
• Added 108 new 3D poses for Blake, Clover, Ellen, Jill, Kyle, Lana, and Scorpia.



• Performed touch-ups on 2D/3D poses.
• Added 2 new cutscenes.
• Added new character positions for dialogue sequences.
• Corrected various text issues.
• Added two new enemy variants.
• Once all of Holly’s challenges are completed, they can be replayed indefinitely without needing to return the next day.
• Fixed a bug where guard damage wasn’t being calculated correctly.
• Updated the gallery with 1 image and 1 scene.



• Changed investigation icons.
• Added 3 new events.
• Added new sound effects.
• Added new music.
• This build uses a patched Unity version, including the security flaw fix.

Player Comments

• “The art is nice. Dialogues and characters are also good. Story is interesting, combat system is okay too. I still think this game obviously needs a save system with more slots or a better walkthrough but they kinda solved this problem with the replay system. Truly a five stars game.”

• “This game has an incredible level of detail/polish when compared to most games on this website. It legitimately seems like it was made by a genuine, albeit small game studio. I really enjoy the card/deck combat… I do wish there were slightly more card options… Releases also seem to be fairly regular… 5/5.”

• “The story is quite well written… The combat system is good… but you still have to pay attention on the opponent's deck. It's only lacking real animations during the sex scenes.”

• “Truly an AMAZING game! … This game contains multiple aspects that will make anyone excited and eager to keep playing. Congratulations.”

Conclusion

Sunrise City combines the feel of a visual novel with the structure of a point-and-click adventure, tailored for an adult audience. The story follows a young man during summer break as he looks for ways to earn money—starting with a job at a local shop and the relationships and adventures that follow.