On Wednesday, Crunchyroll Games announced the release of the co-op fantasy RPG mobile game Mitrasphere for iOS and Android devices. The release is in collaboration with original game developer Bank of Innovation, Inc. and live-ops manager JetSynthesys. Check out the announcement trailer on their Youtube channel.
Mitrasphere first debuted in Japan in August 2017, enthralling fans with its social co-op online games and resulting in 800,000 pre-registrations and 7 million cumulative downloads. You’ll be able to embark on an adventure with up to five other people, taking on powerful bosses and discovering legendary weapons along the way.
Mitrasphere will be available in the following countries: the United States, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Columbia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Norway, and Sweden.
Crunchyroll describes the story Mitrasphere as:
A world where a massive sea blankets the skies: Mitrasphere. Two worlds exist, straddling the ocean sky from below and above. Golden crystals rain down from an enormous tree floating in the ocean above. The miraculous power these crystals possess alter the lives of everyone and everything. Those the crystals fall upon meet one of two fates: a life of endless riches, or inimitable suffering. These crystals were hence named “Mitra,” a name that ushers forth both hope and misfortune.
This is a tale of a village whose residents are petrified as they gradually mutate into trees; of a girl enslaved, whose words none can understand; of a warrior from a ruined country, who lost both pride and limb; and of strangers from another world, whose preordained future spells doom for the land. When the determined choose to rise against their fate, a compass will show them the way.
Pre-registeration for Mitrasphere starts today, stay tuned with us for regular updates.
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