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COMUS presenta un nuevo trailer para Tougen Anki Mobile RPG

Autor: Ellie May 06,2025

COM2US, las mentes creativas detrás de la aclamada guerra de los invocadores, lanzará un nuevo y emocionante juego de rol inspirado en el popular manga, Tougen Anki. Este juego esperado ansiosamente está programado para su lanzamiento en plataformas móviles y PC a finales de este año. El anuncio, que envió oleadas de emoción a través de la comunidad de juegos, se realizó en el anime Japón 2025, celebrado en Tokio Big Sight a principios de esta semana.

COM2US ha lanzado un teaser para Tougen Anki, ofreciendo a los fanáticos una visión tentada de las primeras imágenes del juego. El teaser, que puede ver a continuación, muestra los impresionantes gráficos y sugerencias de los jugadores inmersivos del mundo puede esperar explorar. ¡Compruébalo y mira qué hay en la tienda!

¿Qué más sabemos sobre Tougen Anki, el juego de rol móvil de COM2US?

Mientras que COMUS está jugando sus cartas cerca del cofre con respecto a detalles específicos, el teaser revela que el juego seguirá siendo fiel al estilo de arte distintivo del manga. Su objetivo es dar vida al mundo de la fantasía oscura de Tougen Anki con imágenes en 3D cautivadoras. COM2US está colaborando con G-Holdings para este proyecto, una asociación que se alinea bien con la tendencia de los lanzamientos multiplataforma. Aunque los detalles del juego son escasos, los desarrolladores han prometido mantener el tono y la narrativa del material fuente al tiempo que incorporan giros únicos para mejorar la experiencia del juego.

Leer Tougen Anki?

Tougen Anki, el manga de acción sobrenatural de Yura Urushibara, llegó por primera vez a los estantes en junio de 2020 a través del campeón semanal de Shōnen. La serie profundiza en la intensa guerra entre los descendientes de Oni y Momotaro, llenos de apasionantes batallas y un profundo drama familiar. El manga ya ha logrado un éxito significativo, vendiendo más de tres millones de copias en todo el mundo. Yen Press comenzó a lanzar la versión en inglés en septiembre de 2024, ampliando aún más su alcance. Además, Tougen Anki se ha adaptado a obras de teatro en Tokio y Osaka, y los fanáticos pueden esperar una serie de televisión de anime que se estrenará en julio de 2025.

Para aquellos ansiosos por sumergirse en el mundo de Tougen Anki, pueden encontrar más información en el sitio web oficial. Antes de ir, no te olvides de ponerte al día con las últimas noticias sobre las siete actualizaciones de los siete pecados de Deadly: Idle Adventure con el Emperador de Light Escanor.

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