Azur Promilia Drops a New Trailer Set Sail Towards the Blue Beyond

Manjuu Network Technology has unveiled an exciting new trailer for their upcoming game, Azur Promilia, titled "Set Sail Towards the Blue Beyond." This title encapsulates the game's essence perfectly, as the trailer showcases skydiving into vast oceans, glowing stars, and magical creatures within a captivating fantasy adventure.

Played Azur Lane?

If you're familiar with Manjuu's Azur Lane, you'll find echoes of it in Azur Promilia. The trailer "Set Sail Towards the Blue Beyond" offers a tantalizing glimpse into what Azur Promilia has in store. It begins with the main character diving from the sky into the ocean, revealing massive floating structures, luminous constellations, and enchanting creatures traversing various biomes. The trailer also highlights dynamic, high-speed combat scenes where characters seamlessly switch mid-battle, supported by their Kibo companions who assist with attacks and support moves. Why not check it out for yourself?

When Is the Game Launching?

Azur Promilia is set to launch on Android, iOS, PlayStation 5, and PC. While an official release date hasn't been announced yet, you can pre-register on their official website to stay updated. The game promises an immersive open-world fantasy RPG experience, featuring creature companionship with the Kibos—small creatures that accompany you during combat and exploration.

The combat system appears fast-paced and flexible, allowing you to switch characters mid-fight without a stamina bar. Additionally, the game includes resource gathering and building mechanics, where you can collect materials, construct various items, and utilize your Kibos to automate repetitive tasks.

Azur Promilia boasts a vibrant cast of characters, including Terara, Han Youyou, Shalle.Ensys, and more, each bringing their unique flair to the game. If the trailer piqued your interest, don't hesitate to pre-register on the official website.

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