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Seven Knights Re:BIRTH ouvre la pré-inscription mondiale sur Android

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Oct 13,2025

Seven Knights Re:BIRTH : Netmarble fait revivre un RPG classique avec une touche moderne

Le RPG mobile bien-aimé fait son retour, renaissant

Netmarble insuffle une nouvelle vie à l'un de ses RPG mobiles les plus chers avec Seven Knights Re:BIRTH. La pré-inscription mondiale est désormais ouverte, offrant aux joueurs un premier aperçu du monde de jeu réinventé.

Retour vers la gloire avec une approche fraîche

Lancé à l'origine en octobre 2015, Seven Knights a rapidement conquis les cœurs avec son style artistique vibrant et l'excitation de constituer des équipes de rêve parmi plus de 500 personnages distincts. La renaissance à venir conserve ce que les fans adorent tout en introduisant des améliorations modernes.

Qu'est-ce qui a changé dans Re:BIRTH ?

Netmarble a préservé l'essence de Seven Knights tout en offrant :

  • Des visuels repensés avec une direction artistique contemporaine
  • Des mécaniques de jeu plus fluides
  • Des systèmes de combat améliorés avec des optimisations de confort
  • Des améliorations cinématiques pour les compétences classiques
  • Un contenu élargi de l'Histoire des Héros

Le combat au tour par tour signature reste au cœur du jeu, désormais avec des options d'automatisation plus intelligentes. Les joueurs peuvent pré-configurer les formations et l'ordre des compétences avant de regarder les batailles se dérouler.

Récompenses de pré-inscription mondiale dévoilées

Suite à son lancement coréen le 15 mai 2025, Seven Knights Re:BIRTH est prévu pour une sortie mobile mondiale en septembre 2025. Les premiers inscrits peuvent recevoir :

Inscription sur le site web

  • Héros Légendaire Rachel
  • Héros Légendaire Ace
  • 10 Tickets d'Invocation de Héros
  • 2 000 000 Pièces d'or
  • 10 Lots de Clés

Inscription sur Google Play

  • Ensemble Vanguard Exclusif
  • Familler Croa 5 étoiles
  • Pierre d'Amélioration de Compétence
  • Pack Or & Topaze

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