Azur Promilia is in closed beta testing on PC and Android through July 10, 2026, with applications closed and a lottery system for participation. The full game is planned for Windows, iOS, and Android as a free-to-play title, with no release date announced.
Manjuu and Yostar, the team behind Azur Lane, are developing Azur Promilia, an open-world RPG set on the continent of Promilia. The game follows a protagonist who descends as a prophesied star visitor with amnesia, joined by a companion named Symphoria and a fairy named Lumie. Players befriend creatures called Kibo through a Star Link mechanic that requires reducing enemy HP without defeating them, and can use over 180 Kibo in battle, on a farm, and in a Kibo Fight mode that plays like a card game. The combat system includes parries, dodges, Just Evades, Evade Counters, and Stance Break mechanics that double damage on staggered enemies, with a three-person party system of switchable characters.
The closed beta test began July 2, 2026, and runs through July 10 on PC and Android, with applications accepted through June 25 and a lottery for participants if demand exceeds capacity. Yostar aired a three-day program starting July 3 that disclosed the story setup, early characters, and Kibo details, along with gameplay showing basic controls for PC and smartphone. This is the first domestic CBT in Japan; previous tests were held in China and South Korea. The CBT aims to verify game systems, balance, and server load, with feedback used to improve quality ahead of the official launch.
The full game is planned for Windows, iOS, and Android as a free-to-play title. The release date has not been announced. Pre-registration is open on the official website. The game is described as a fantasy world RPG with beautiful 3D graphics and many female characters, featuring creature collection, life simulation elements like farming and fishing, crafting for weapons and armor, and a photo mode.
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Manjuu and Yostar, the team behind Azur Lane, began a closed beta test for their new open-world RPG Azure Promilia on July 2, 2026. The CBT runs for nine days through July 10 on PC, with the full game planned for Windows, iOS, and Android as a free-to-play title. Players explore the continent of Promilia, befriend creatures called Kibo through a Star Link mechanic that requires reducing enemy HP without defeating them, and use them in battle and on a farm. The combat system includes parries, dodges, Just Evades, Evade Counters, and Stance Break mechanics that double damage on staggered enemies. The game features a three-person party system with switchable characters, each with unique attack actions and skills. Over 180 Kibo were available in the CBT, with a Kibo Fight mode that plays like a card game. The beta also includes a farm building system, crafting for weapons and armor, fishing, and a photo mode. The protagonist is a Star Visitor with amnesia, and the story involves a companion named Symphoria and a fairy named Lumie.
Jul 3
Yostar aired the first day of a three-day program for the Azur Promilia closed beta test on July 3, 2026. The broadcast disclosed the game's story setup, early characters, and details on the Kibo creatures that assist players in battle and daily life. A gameplay segment also showed basic controls for PC and smartphone.
Jun 1
Yostar and Manjuu Games have opened applications for the closed beta test of their upcoming RPG Azur Promilia. The test runs July 2-10 on Android and PC, with applications accepted through June 25. A lottery will select participants if demand exceeds capacity.
May 28
Yostar announced on May 28 that it will hold a closed beta test for Azur Promilia in Japan, the first domestic CBT for the upcoming fantasy RPG. The game is being developed by Manjuu Games, the studio behind Azur Lane, and will be co-published by Yostar and Manjuu in Japan. Participant recruitment for the CBT begins June 1. The test will be available on Windows PC and Android devices. The CBT aims to verify game systems, balance, and server load, with feedback used to improve quality ahead of the official launch. Azur Promilia is set on the continent of Promilia, where players descend as prophesied star visitors and journey with companions called star spirits. The game features fantastical creatures named Kibo that players can befriend, cooperate with to manage farms, and fight alongside against threats. It is described as a fantasy world RPG with beautiful 3D graphics and many female characters. The release date for the full game, planned for PC, iOS, and Android, has not been announced. Pre-registration is open on the official website. Previous CBTs for Azur Promilia were held in China and South Korea; this is the first in Japan.