The Fitzglee Studio studio announced that its upcoming teenage lily play, Chasing Kaleidonder, would begin the closed Beta test (CBT) on 12 September on Android and iOS in Japan and the United States. The game was published on 9 April and pre-registration of mobile devices was opened, followed by the CBT in Japan earlier this year.
” Chasing the Mandarin ” is a girl motorbike RPG developed by Fitzglee Studio, a subsidiary of the tote game. After the game was announced, there was a huge resonance, with the announcement of the trailer only seven days ago, and YouTube viewed 1.2 million times.
The game is set in the future city of Terminus, where the player plays the role of a navigator and leads RIDIS to the hidden truth. Players will experience fascinating storylines, featuring supernatural girls with unique identities, who ride motorcycles, carry special weapons and work together against invasive bodies that threaten the human world. Another highlight of the game is the treatment of intimacy, such as the kiss scene that unlocks the new power for knights.
In addition, players can explore different romantic storylines with the knights, each of which is designed in an amphibious fashion and is complemented by talented actors. In general, this is a 3D love RPG game, which includes turn-based combat, motorcycle elements and “heart beating” romantic interactions.
On 12 September, the First Closure Test will be launched in Japan and the United States to support the Android and iOS versions. This NAVI test is a slotting test and does not provide in-sourcing functionality, and recruitment of test personnel is under way.
The NAVI test is now open for registration and can be conducted through an official website or questionnaire. The successful candidates will be notified by mail effective 26 August. The tests provided 16 RIDRSs available for play, without IAP and reset data.
