Azur Promilia sets November 26 launch in four Asian markets
The free-to-play fantasy RPG is coming to PC, iOS and Android, while an English open beta is planned for summer 2027.
Manjuu has scheduled Azur Promilia for release on November 26, 2026, in China, Japan, Taiwan and South Korea. The fantasy role-playing game will be free to play on Android, iOS and PC, with regional publishers supporting the rollout.
The November release will not include a worldwide launch. Manjuu plans to hold an English-language open beta in summer 2027. A PlayStation 5 version in English is also under development, but its release date has not been announced.
Publishing responsibilities are split between Yostar for Japan, JIMI for Taiwan and Nexon for South Korea. Manjuu will operate the game in China. The South Korean version includes full Korean voice acting and will also be available through Samsung’s Galaxy Store.
Worldwide pre-registrations exceeded 25 million on October 17, 2026, unlocking Anais as a playable character. Manjuu says reaching 30 million sign-ups will unlock all pre-registration rewards.
Developed by the team behind Azur Lane, the game features creatures called Kibo as companions. Alongside helping players fight in real time, they assist with farming, crafting, hatching eggs and gathering materials around player housing.
