Pure Wish has confirmed that its visual novel title Song of Memories is getting a Switch port this year.

Interestingly, even though no news of a western localisation has been confirmed, it has been revealed that the Switch port will contain Japanese, English, and French language support - which means you'll be able to import the game physically or download it from the Japanese eShop.

Here's the synopsis for the game (thanks, Gematsu):

The ultimate choice. A story that plays a song.

Minato Kamishiro is a high school student living in the city of Utanami. He lost both of his parents at an early age and lives alone with his little sister Fuuka, but he is also surrounded by his many classmates at school and lives an ordinary, but enjoyable student life.

Lately on television and in the newspapers, it has been reported that there is a virus prevalent overseas in which “the body slowly changes into a strange form, those infected lose their sense of reason, and in the end they become violent,” and there have been rumors going around that even in Japan the infected have started to appear in major cities. But for many people these news stories of those of a distant world, and the protagonist too doesn’t react to these topics with a sense of reality.

One day, Minato’s childhood friend, a girl named Kanon Hiiragi, moves in with Minato and Fuuka. Kanon, whose body has been frail since childhood, was admitted to an overseas hospital and was unable to go outside, but recently began feeling better and was transferred to a hospital in Japan. Because her condition improved, she attends Minato’s school, but as she is worried about being alone, seems to be living in a way that she goes back and forth between Minato’s house and the hospital. Kanon also lost both of her parents several years earlier, and Minato and Fuuka, who both have sympathy for and a sense of closeness to her, gladly welcome her in.

After Kanon moved in, Minato, who was helping her put all of her luggage in order, notices a strangely shaped smartphone in her luggage. However, Kanon herself doesn’t recognize the smartphone, and doesn’t understand how it could have gotten there. Still not understanding the situation well, Minato holds on to the smartphone to examine it. While messing around with it, Minato notices an app on the device called “Dream 4 You.” When he starts it up, five girls suddenly appear on the screen and talk to Minato. “If danger draws near, call upon us. We will rise to protect you,” they said. Without understanding their words well, Minato nods.

Even after Kanon starts living with Minato, his everyday life is still as tranquil as ever, but from around the time a woman named Akira Tabunoki, who calls herself a “medical care-related investigator,” begins to hover about around them, Minato’s daily life gradually starts to collapse…

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