Dot Abyss is in official service on iOS and Android following its June 11, 2026 launch, and received a September 21 update that added the SSR [Awakened] Belisa to the pickup gacha, Main Story Chapter 8, and a raised Interception Battle calamity cap.
Dot Abyss launched on June 11, 2026 on iOS and Android under EXNOA's DMM GAMES. It is the first title from the Kumasan Black label, which Studio KUMASAN established to produce edgier content than its orthodox Creative Team KUMASAN line. Producer Yudai Hasegawa, who also served as creative director and handled planning, original concept, character settings, and scenario, said the label aims for works with "a bit of flair" that cannot be made through the usual route. The game is an idle RPG with pixel art animation and a fantasy setting where players command up to 10 characters in auto-battles against monsters called Calamities emerging from a Great Hole. A Force Chain system lets players spend accumulated Mana to intervene manually with attacks, buffs, or healing.
Pre-registrations exceeded 700,000, and all registrants receive Abyss Gems worth over 40 gacha pulls. Launch campaigns included ad trucks in Akihabara, Shinjuku, and Ikebukuro, along with a follow-and-repost campaign on X. The game has a Standard version and an R18 version with a Brothel facility featuring Live2D animations. Coverage before launch described an all-female cast with exaggerated soft, squishy (mochimochi) designs and clothing accessories that emphasize thigh plumpness, with the developer calling the game wholesome.
At Tokyo Game Show 2026 on September 20, the Dot Abyss stage announced that after maintenance ends on September 21, SSR "[Awakened] Belisa" joins the pickup gacha and Main Story Chapter 8 arrives. Chapter 8 follows disappearances targeting magic users, and SR "Aina" joins as a companion. The side story "Successor of the White Flame" covers Belisa's growth, and Interception Battle's calamity cap rises to Lv36 with the new "Comet Calamity."
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Sep 20
At Tokyo Game Show 2026 on September 20, the Dot Abyss stage announced that after maintenance ends on September 21, SSR "[Awakened] Belisa" joins the pickup gacha and Main Story Chapter 8 arrives. Chapter 8 follows disappearances targeting magic users, and SR "Aina" joins as a companion. The side story "Successor of the White Flame" covers Belisa's growth, and Interception Battle's calamity cap rises to Lv36 with the new "Comet Calamity."
Jun 10
EXNOA's DMM GAMES began official service for "Dot Abyss" on June 11, 2026, on iOS and Android. The idle RPG is the first title under the new Kumasan Black label, which Studio KUMASAN established to produce edgier content than its orthodox Creative Team KUMASAN line. Producer Yudai Hasegawa, who also served as creative director and handled planning, original concept, character settings, and scenario, said the label aims for works with "a bit of flair" that cannot be made through the usual route. The game combines smooth pixel art animation with a fantasy setting where players command up to 10 characters in auto-battles against monsters called Calamities emerging from a Great Hole. A Force Chain system lets players intervene manually by spending accumulated Mana on attacks, buffs, or healing. Pre-registrations exceeded 700,000, and all registrants receive Abyss Gems worth over 40 gacha pulls. Launch campaigns include ad trucks in Akihabara, Shinjuku, and Ikebukuro, plus a follow-and-repost campaign on X. The game has a Standard version and an R18 version with a Brothel facility featuring Live2D animations.
Jun 10
DMM Games' new title Dot Abyss, releasing June 11, is the debut work under the Kumasan Black label. The game features all female characters with exaggerated soft, squishy (mochimochi) designs, with clothing accessories that emphasize thigh plumpness. The developer describes it as a wholesome game, but the obsessive focus on mochimochi across every character makes that label feel questionable.