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"Made In Abyss Universe lance le premier jeu mobile"

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：May 15,2025

"Made In Abyss Universe lance le premier jeu mobile"

Avex Pictures a dévoilé un nouvel ajout passionnant à l'univers * Made in Abyss *: un jeu mobile intitulé * Made in Abyss: A difficile et mystérieux voyage *. Cela marque la première fois que l'histoire captivante de * Made in Abyss * sera explorée à travers une expérience de jeu mobile. L'annonce a été faite parallèlement au lancement du compte officiel du jeu, que les fans peuvent suivre pour les dernières mises à jour à l'approche de la date de sortie.

Bien que les détails sur le gameplay soient toujours sous les wraps, il est confirmé que * Made in Abyss: un voyage difficile et mystérieux * sera un titre mobile occasionnel, disponible initialement sur les plates-formes Android et iOS. Cependant, le lancement est actuellement prévu pour le Japon uniquement, sans aucune information sur une version mondiale.

Plongé dans l'abîme encore?

* Made in Abyss * a commencé son voyage en 2012 en tant que manga par Akihito Tsukushi, publié sur Web Comic Gamma. L'histoire se concentre sur Riko, un jeune orphelin de la ville d'Orth, qui est situé autour d'un trou vertical colossal connu sous le nom de Abyss. Ce mystérieux gouffre est rempli de technologies anciennes, de créatures bizarres et d'un secret sombre qui consomme des aventuriers.

Poussée par le désir d'imiter sa mère, Lyza - une célèbre grotte de sifflet blanc qui a disparu dans l'abîme - Riko se lance dans un voyage périlleux. En cours de route, elle rencontre Reg, un garçon à moitié robot sans aucun souvenir de son passé. Ensemble, ils approfondissent l'abîme, conscient des risques auxquels ils sont confrontés.

Le * Made in Abyss * saga s'est étendu au-delà du manga, avec une adaptation d'anime en 2017 et un film de suite, * Dawn of the Deep Soul *, sorti au Japon en 2020. En 2022, Chime Corporation a encore enrichi la franchise dans une console et PC RPG Titled * Made in Abyss: Binary Star Falling Into Darchiness *.

Avant de partir, ne manquez pas notre couverture sur la collaboration entre * Reverse: 1999 * et * Assassin's Creed *, mettant en vedette le personnage emblématique Ezio dans le premier événement mondialement synchronisé du jeu.

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