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Com2uS Japan Announces Destiny Child: Assemble for iOS and Android
Com2uS Japan announced Destiny Child: Assemble on October 27, a new idle RPG built on the original Destiny Child.
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Why it matters
The original Destiny Child ended service on September 21, 2023, so a successor that keeps its scenario and worldview is a RevivalB attempt for a Live2D-heavy roster rather than a fresh IP, timed to the original's 10th anniversary.
Key Facts
- Com2uS Japan announced Destiny Child: Assemble on October 27.
- Destiny Child: Assemble is scheduled for release on iOS and Android in the first half of 2027.
- Development is handled by TIKITAKA STUDIO, a subsidiary of Com2uS.
- The original Destiny Child began service in Japan on November 24, 2017, and ended service on September 21, 2023.
- Destiny Child was the first title from SHIFT UP, the studio of illustrator Kim Hyung-tae.
It is scheduled for release on iOS and Android in the first half of 2027, with a teaser site and teaser video already out. Development is handled by TIKITAKA STUDIO, a subsidiary of Korean mobile game company Com2uS. The game carries over the original's scenario and worldview and adds a new story.
The new title is an idle RPG, a genre shift from the original, and character-specific stories are built into the collection and training loop. Its name refers to the Demon Lord candidates, the players in the original, gathering again. A teaser video shows the Flower of Yomi, a sacred object described as breathing new life, blooming.
Destiny Child began service in Japan on November 24, 2017, for iOS and Android, and later came to PC. It was the first title from SHIFT UP, the studio of Korean illustrator Kim Hyung-tae, and used Live2D across its content with more than 500 character types. Service transferred from Stairs to SHIFT UP in 2020 and ran nearly six years. Further details will come through the official X account and teaser site.
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