Azur Promilia Unveils Voyage into the Blue Beyond

Manjuu Network Technology has released a new trailer for their upcoming title, Azur Promilia, named "Set Sail Towards the Blue Beyond." The title perfectly captures the trailer's essence, featuring scenes of sky-diving into oceans, shimmering stars, and magical creatures in a vibrant fantasy setting.

Played Azur Lane?

If you're familiar with Manjuu's previous hit, Azur Lane, Azur Promilia will feel reminiscent. The latest trailer, "Set Sail Towards the Blue Beyond," offers a substantial preview of the game's world.

It begins with the protagonist plunging from the sky into the sea. The footage reveals enormous floating structures, radiant constellations, and fantastical beasts inhabiting diverse environments.

The trailer also showcases fast-paced combat, with characters swapping seamlessly in battle, aided by their Kibo companions who provide both offensive and supportive abilities. See for yourself in the video below.

When Is the Game Launching?

Azur Promilia is scheduled for release on Android, iOS, PlayStation 5, and PC. While a firm launch date hasn't been announced, pre-registration is currently open on the official website.

For more information, here are the key details. It's an open-world fantasy RPG featuring a creature companionship system centered on Kibos. These small companions accompany players during combat and exploration.

The combat system appears dynamic and fluid, allowing for real-time character switching without a stamina meter limiting actions.

The game also incorporates extensive resource gathering and crafting. Players can collect materials, build various items, and even utilize their Kibos to automate some of the collection processes.

The roster includes a cast of distinctive characters, such as Terara, Han Youyou, Shalle Ensys, and other vibrant personalities.

If the new trailer has piqued your interest, you can pre-register for the game via its official site.

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