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Mecha Musume Tactical RPG Haze Reverb ouvre les pré-inscriptions mondiales

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Dec 11,2024

Mecha Musume Tactical RPG Haze Reverb ouvre les pré-inscriptions mondiales

https://www.youtube.com/embed/FNMGiy6tDdo?feature=oembedHaze Reverb, un RPG animé tactique mettant en vedette des mecha girls colossales (mecha musume), est sur le point d'être lancé à l'échelle mondiale. Ce jeu de stratégie au tour par tour, doté d'un système gacha, d'une narration captivante et d'une action dynamique, allie l'esthétique de l'anime à un gameplay stratégique.

Déjà un succès en Chine et au Japon depuis l'année dernière, Haze Reverb est officiellement lancée mondialement le 15 novembre 2024. Publiée par Gennmugam, la pré-inscription est désormais ouverte sur Google Play, accompagnée d'une vidéo promotionnelle de pré-inscription dédiée. Regardez-le ici !

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Un monde au bord du gouffre

Haze Reverb se déroule dans un monde au bord du précipice de la destruction. L’arrivée d’êtres extraterrestres connus sous le nom de Sin a plongé la planète dans le chaos. Le dernier espoir de l'humanité repose sur AEGIS, une organisation dédiée à la lutte contre cette menace extraterrestre.

AEGIS utilise des noyaux de gigantification et de transformation pour transformer des soldats d'élite en puissantes géantes équipées d'A.V.G. (Advanced Vision Gear) pour combattre le péché.

Vous, le protagoniste, possédez une capacité unique appelée Synesthésie, qui fait de vous un élément central dans la lutte pour la survie. Aux prises avec l'amnésie, vous exercez inexplicablement les pouvoirs du Péché, menant une armée de géantes contre les leurs.

Des batailles 9v9 vous attendent

Participez à des batailles palpitantes au tour par tour en 9 contre 9, aux commandes de jusqu'à neuf alliés redoutables. Débloquez et personnalisez votre équipe de géantes, en vous plongeant dans un scénario entièrement doublé et des événements captivants qui donnent vie aux personnages.

Pré-inscrivez-vous pour la sortie mondiale de Haze Reverb sur le Google Play Store. Restez à l'écoute pour notre prochaine couverture de l'aventure pointer-cliquer en 2D, Midnight Girl, sur mobile.

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