Azur Promilia locks in November PC and mobile launch

Manjuu has locked in November 26, 2026, as the launch date for Azur Promilia in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and China. The free-to-play fantasy RPG arrives on PC, iOS, and Android, while global pre-registrations have already passed 25 million.

Launch details and publishers

Manjuu Network Entertainment is handling the launch with regional partners. Yostar publishes in Japan, Nexon in South Korea and JIMI in Taiwan, while Manjuu runs China itself. Korean players can also grab the game through the Samsung Galaxy Store alongside Google Play and the App Store. Pre-registration is open in each launch region, with Taiwan and Japan using the App Store and Google Play and China using the App Store and TapTap.

What the game offers

Azur Promilia comes from the team behind Azur Lane and centers on Kibo, creatures that join you as companions. They help in real-time combat and support farming, egg hatching, crafting, and material gathering around your personal housing. Nexon’s Korean release features full Korean voice acting.

Pre-registration milestones

Global sign-ups passed 25 million on October 17, 2026, which unlocked the playable character Anais. The next reward tier sits at 30 million sign-ups, and Manjuu says every pre-registration reward unlocks once it is reached. Earlier tiers have already paid out in-game currency and other items. Official English names for those rewards have not been announced.

Social media goal and Korean events

A separate community goal remains open. Reaching 5 million combined followers across the official global social media accounts unlocks an exclusive Kibo companion. In South Korea, Nexon is also running a launch giveaway on X. Players quote the official launch date post with the designated hashtag to enter, and the deadline is November 13. A web event called Operation Kibo Camp runs through December 31 and rewards missions with in-game items and a Kibo costume.

English release

Western players will have to wait. Manjuu plans an English open beta in summer 2027, so the November launch does not cover global regions. That makes this a regional launch first, with the wider global rollout still to come. The English version is also in development for PlayStation 5, although no date has been confirmed for that platform.