Code Geass: Lost Stories Will End Service on December 7
The shutdown follows the English version's August 2024 closure, and the wider Code Geass franchise is marking its 20th anniversary with a new anime, a stage play, and an exhibition.
Reporting from 1 source: Anime News Network.
The Code Geass: Lost Stories social game will end service on December 7, its official website announced Wednesday. Sales of the Sakuradite currency, Lost Stories Pass, and Starter Pack stopped the same day. The game launched for smartphones and on PC via DMM Game Player in May 2022, with FLOW performing the theme song. The English version ran from September 2023 to August 2024.
The Japanese version of Code Geass: Lost Stories is closing after a little more than three years. The shutdown applies to the smartphone and PC versions that arrived in May 2022. In-game purchases stopped on the same day the closure was announced, so players on the Japanese servers have about two months left to spend any remaining currency. The English release had already shut down in August 2024, roughly a year after it opened. Code Geass Knightmare Survivor, a separate survivor action game from developer JORO, launched on iOS and Android on September 15.
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- Anime News Network News Code Geass: Lost Stories Game to End Service on December 7