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KLab has released the Xbox version of Bleach: Brave Souls worldwide. The game is available as a free-to-play title for Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S via Microsoft Store. It s subtitles in four languages: Japanese, English, French, and Traditional Chinese.

The company has also started offering new free and paid item packs exclusively to players who start playing the game on the Xbox consoles. It is also holding new missions and bonuses for players in other existing platforms to help celebrate the new Xbox releases.

This new release followed KLab's prior announcement in late May 2024. Other than Xbox platforms, the company also made a promise to release the game on Nintendo Switch. The latter is still not yet available as of this release. But once it has come out, KLab will have succeeded in bringing the free-to-play game to all ongoing major gaming platforms.

KLab's Japanese press release noted that the Xbox and Switch versions cross-play with other existing platforms, such as PCs and mobile devices. However, it does not Multi-Device, which means that players in the existing platforms cannot carry over their s to the new platforms.

Bleach: Brave Souls is readily available on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S in addition to Android, iOS, PC, and PlayStation 4. KLab will also release a Nintendo Switch version of the game in the near future.

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KLab announced that it will bring Bleach: Brave Souls to the Nintendo Switch and Xbox One in Summer 2024. While the Xbox version will involve Xbox One as its primary platform, the company assured that it will also be available on the Xbox Series X via backward compatibility.

Bleach: Brave Souls is a free-to-play action game where players can recruit characters from throughout the Bleach franchise via gameplay and gacha. It first appeared on Android and iOS mobile devices in 2015, but KLab gradually brought the game to PC in 2020 and PlayStation 4 in 2022.

With Switch and Xbox also newly confirmed getting , Bleach: Brave Souls will eventually become available on all ongoing major gaming platforms. The game features subtitles in Japanese, English, French, and Traditional Chinese. The new Switch and Xbox releases will be available worldwide except in Mainland China and a few other specific regions.

KLab also revealed that it will launch a new gacha summon banner featuring Masaki Kurosaki and Isshin Shiba for existing players on PS4, PC, and mobile devices. The banner will be available from May 31, 2024, to June 15, 2024.

Bleach: Brave Souls will be available for Nintendo Switch and Xbox One in Summer 2024. The free-to-play title is immediately playable on Android, iOS, PC, and PlayStation 4. The latter version is also available on PlayStation 5 via backward compatibility.

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Developer KLab announced total worldwide s for Bleach: Brave Souls sured 70 million. To commemorate this milestone, a series of special in-game rewards will be distributed to players. Starting on October 31, 2022, players will receive daily rewards for logging into Bleach: Brave Souls during the "70 Million s Commemoration Campaign." Additionally, players will be able to perform daily x10 rolls on a special commemorative banner, with a total of 100 x10 roles possible until November 15, 2022. The campaign will last from October 31, 2022 to November 3, 2022. [Thanks, Gamer!]

Other rewards include a special Six-Star Summons Ticket. This item will be available to obtain until the campaign period ends in late-November. Players will also receive a special commemorative pack, a commemorative enhancement set, with a special series of quests to appear.

Additionally, several game updates will appear. This includes bug fixes, changes to the Extreme Co-Op time table, the inclusion of more bonus abilities, and the adjustment of ad summons. KLab has also released a statement regarding in-game cheating. It is currently discussing steps on how to proper address this issue. More information about how KLab will solve the persistent issue of in-game cheating will be shared in the future.

Bleach: Brave Souls is available on Android devices, iOS devices, PCs, and PlayStation 4.

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More people can now get a taste of a Bleach game. Originally scheduled for launch on home consoles in 2021, Bleach: Brave Souls is now available for to PS4. A PC version was released in 2020 [Thanks, 4Gamer!].

There's also a special launch campaign in effect for new players to promote the game. Players who before April 15, 2022, will receive a 5-Star Summons Ticket. They'll also get a Power-Up Set containing Coins, Crystals, Jewels, and Hogyokus, items required to develop and ascend characters. Players who have an active PlayStation Plus subscription will also receive another 5-Star Summons Ticket, a 5-Star Accessory Ticket, and 50 Soul Tickets.

There are also some caveats to note for players interested in taking up Bleach: Brave Souls on the PS4. For one, the aforementioned PlayStation Plus Subscriber Perk rewards will be distributed at a later date, and won't be available immediately. The game also doesn't PSN Online ID changes, so players that opt to change their PSN handle while the game is playing will crash the game. Testing for compatibility is also not quite complete on the PS5, as well. While the game is able and playable on PS5 consoles, KLab noted that some bugs could occur. The game also does not cross-save functionality, so existing mobile or PC s cannot access their existing profiles and save data on PS4 and vice-versa.

Bleach: Brave Souls originally launched for Android and iOS in 2015. Developed by KLab, it is a free-to-play action game. Players control their characters from an isometric perspective, defeating enemies in real time using each characters' unique abilities. It also s real-time multiplayer. Players can summon new characters and accessories via a gacha system.

Bleach: Brave Souls is available on Android devices, iOS devices, PCs, and the PS4.

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Burn the Witch is heading to Bleach Brave Souls again, and this time the event is seasonal. This latest collaboration involves an array of Christmas-themed characters and events. This means Burn the Witch heroines Ninny Spangcole and Noel Niihashi will appear in Santa-style suits for their new five-star alts. The new holiday banner, raid, and story will begin on December 16, 2021.

The banner will be the Christmas Cycle Summons: Magic&Wonder. It will be a step-up banner, which means you’re guaranteed a five-star character if you summon enough up to step 30. Both Ninny and Noel will be five-star characters here. Also, speaking of Summons, one five-star Guaranteed Summons Ticket and five-star Guaranteed Accessory Summons Ticket will be given away as rewards starting December 16, 2021 as the 2021 holiday gift.

As for the Bleach Brave Souls Burn the Witch Christmas activities, both include other characters from the series. Balgo and Macy attempt to celebrate Christmas with the witches in Burn the Witch Starry Night. A reward for it features an Osushi Christmas Card accessory. As for the raid, it features Cinderella as a boss.

Bleach Brave Souls is available for PCs and mobile devices, with the Burn the Witch Christmas event running December 16-31, 2021. The game will also head to the PS4.

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People will have a way to look at the art, CGs, and designs that led to Bleach: Brave Souls in a new art book. Klab confirmed that Shueisha’s Bleach: Brave Souls Official Artworks will be available in Japan on December 3, 2021. Pre-orders for the ¥4,620 (~$42) are open now. In-game, people will be able to pull on a banner to get Ichigo Kurosaki (Artworks Celebration ver.) starting on July 15, 2021.

While Bleach: Brave Souls Official Artworks will only be released in Japan and made-to-order, people will have a way to get it in other regions. Amazon Japan does ship outside the country and will carry it. The Amazon product page also offered a few sample images taken from the 268 page book. People can only pre-order a copy from any retailer until September 2, 2021.

Here are a few images taken from the Bleach: Brave Souls art book.
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As for the banner, it will appear July 15-23, 2021. It is designed specifically to celebrate the art book’s pre-order campaign and launch. The 15-day campaign will offer 375 Soul Tickets. The banner itself will feature the five-star Ichigo Kurosaki (Artworks Celebration ver.). That character’s art is inspired by a design featured in the art book.

Bleach: Brave Souls is available on mobile devices, and the Bleach: Brave Souls Official Artworks art book will launch on December 3, 2021. A PS4 version of the game is also planned.

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A Bleach: Brave Souls Arena is about to open. KLab announced the new feature, which will appear on June 14, 2021 for all players after maintenance. When someone heads into this real-time, PVP mode, they will take any six-star character they have and fight alongside two allies in the hopes of defeating another three-person team.

There is also a trailer showing how things work in the Bleach: Brave Souls Arena. After picking your character, you will head into an arena with two other people. Your goal will be to defeat the other team of three. All of your typical controls and abilities will be with you.

However, there are some temporary hiccups with its launch, resulting in Arena maintenance. A social media campaign is delayed. The official Twitter also offered a statement noting developers are working on the problems.

We apologize for all inconvenience caused by the issue above.

We are still in the process of conducting maintenance on the Arena. We apologize again for the inconvenience

— Bleach: Brave Souls (@bleachbrs_en) June 14, 2021

There is also a Choose a Six-Star Summons campaign to help welcome people into the Arena until July 23, 2021. People first choose fix six-stars they might want. Then, when they do their one free summon, they will randomly get one of those five people. There is also a bonus event between June 15, 2021 and July 22, 2021 that includes two Choose a Six-Star Summons Tickets as bonuses.

Bleach: Brave Souls is available on the PC and both Android and Apple iOS devices. It will come to the PlayStation 4 in 2021. The Bleach: Brave Souls Arena Mode will appear after maintenance on June 14, 2021.

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KLab will bring Bleach: Brave Souls to PlayStation 4 in 2021. It will be available in seven languages: Japanese, English, French, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Korean, and Thai. The company also created an official Discord server. Players of the game can to interact with each other and read the latest messages from the staff. [Thanks, 4Gamer!]

Brave Souls originated as an action game for mobile devices. First launched in Japan in July 2015, it was eventually brought worldwide in January 2016. KLab also released a PC version that is available on Steam in August 2020. Just like the existing platforms, the PS4 version will be available as a free-to-play digital game on the PlayStation Store in all regions.

It has been over 5 years since the initial Japanese launch of Bleach: Brave Souls. Despite this, KLab is still regularly adding new Bleach-related content to the game. In October 2020, it added characters from Burn the Witch, Tite Kubo's latest title that takes place in the same universe as Bleach. It also brought in the future versions of Ichigo and Rukia near the 2021 New Year.

Bleach: Brave Souls is currently available on Android and iOS mobile devices, as well as PC via Steam, the PlayStation 4 version will appear later in 2021.

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KLab will kick off 2021 in Bleach: Brave Souls by looking to the future. That is, the future versions of both Ichigo and Rukia. A Thousand-Year Blood War Campaign 2021 event will begin on December 31, 2020. People will have a chance to summon the 10 Years Later Ichigo and Rukia five-star units, earn a special accessory, get bonuses, and pick a free 2021 New Year six-star summon unit.

Everything starts on New Year’s Eve. The New year Special Bonus Part 1 event will begin and dole out rewards, people can start the Thousand-Year Blood War Chapter 2 campaign, and you can get a Kon Accessory with a Souls Record Event Quest. The Souls Record Event Quest will only be active until January 16, 2021.

As for the two summons, they also each have different cut-off dates. Thousand-Year Blood War Step-up Summons: Inheritance will be available until January 12, 2021. That’s when you can try to get the 10 Years Later Ichigo and Rukia. Since that is a step-up banner, the sixth step will get you one of the 12 focus five-star units. (Both Ichigo and Rukia are among them.) With the New Year 2021 summon, you have until January 31, 2021 to choose 10 six-star units you might want. Then, when you summon, you will get one of those 10.

The official Twitter for the game showed the in-game character models for both the Thousand-Year Blood War ten-year-later versions of Ichigo and Rukia. Ichigo used Getsugatensho in the clip, while Rukia performed Hakka no Togame.

Check out who's coming in our Round 14 of Thousand-Year Blood War characters! pic.twitter.com/40S1InmY23

— Bleach: Brave Souls (@bleachbrs_en) December 28, 2020

As a reminder, we will see more of the Thousand-Year Blood War arc in 2021. The new Bleach anime adaptation will focus on bringing it to life.

Bleach: Brave Souls is available on both Android and Apple iOS devices and PCs.

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Two Tite Kubo series are coming together for an in-game event. Which makes sense, since one is a spin-off of the other. KLab announced The Bleach Brave Souls Burn the Witch crossover will be held until October 31, 2020. People can take part in an event quest and pull on a new banner to see more of Ninny Spangcole and Noel Niihashi.

There are two in-game elements to this collaboration. One is “Burn the Witch: The Beginning.” This event quest is based on the original one-shot manga. If you go through it and complete it, you can earn an Osushi Familiar. The other is a new Summon Banner with a 6% five-star rate that has both the five-star Ninny and Noel in it. It also has a pity mechanic for x10 pulls that involves 30 steps. Every fifth step you hit, so the fifth, tenth, fifteenth, and so on, you will get a five-star character. (However, that five star isn’t guaranteed to be Ninny or Noel.)

Here’s an incredibly brief video looking at both Ninny and Noel. There’s a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moment with Osushi at the end too.

Bleach Brave Souls is available on both Apple and Android iOS devices. It is also available on PCs via Steam. The Bleach Brave Souls Burn the Witch collaborative event will run until October 31, 2020.

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Bleach: Brave Souls first released over five years ago and it is headed to PC via Steam this summer. Publisher and developer KLab shared additional details.

The 3D action game first launched for smartphones in Japan in July 2015. It followed with a release in the United States in January 2016. The smartphone game released in Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, South Korea, other Asian regions. earlier this month. Bleach: Brave Souls been ed over 50 million times and released in over 148 countries and regions around the world.

The  Bleach: Brave Souls on PC (Steam) will English, Japanese, French, Thai, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean language options. It will be available in the same areas that the mobile game is available.

Here are some of the Steam features of the game:

• Controller Compatibility Essential for Comfortable Gaming - Players will be able to enjoy the game more comfortably by using the Steam function to utilize a gaming controller to play quests.
• High Quality Graphics on PC Monitors - Players can change the screen size and resolution to enjoy the same great game graphics in HD on their PC monitors.
• on Multiple Devices! Play on your Smartphone and PC! - Players who linked s with KLab ID or Facebook will be able to play with the same on both their smartphones and PCs.

Bleach: Brave Souls is available for iOS and Android. The game will release for PC via Steam in Summer 2020.

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A number of companies are encouraging people to stay home in different ways, such as campaigns, promotional images, and Zoom backgrounds, sometimes shared under the #PlayApartTogether on social media. KLabs has been doing so with a number of its mobile titles, and a generous Bleach Brave Souls Play Apart Together campaign has been announced. With it, people will get a number of rewards for logging in between April 16 and March 10, 2020.

The first of the rewards involves guaranteed five-star characters that you can fight alongside. People who will receive two Five-Star Summons Tickets. The first is a general Five-Star Summons Ticket (April 2020) option that randomly gives you one of ten characters. The other is Five-Star Summons Ticket (April 2020 Seasonal) one that gives you another random character from 10 select seasonal options.

The other announced reward benefitsBleach Brave Souls players who take the time to check into the game each day. Every day until May 10, 2020, people will get 50 Soul Tickets.

These are only a part of the measures Klab will offer. In the in-game notice, the company confirmed additional bonuses will be added to encourage people to stay in and play.

Bleach Brave Souls is available for Android and Apple iOS devices.

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Bleach: Brave Souls is a free-to-play action game set in the Bleach. It’s English version has just been released on Apple iOS and Android devices. Given that it is a freemium venture, there’s really only one question to ask. What’s the cost? Fortunately, it actually isn’t too high. Much like another KLab Global game, Love Live! School Idol Festival, you can get a lot out of Bleach: Brave Souls without paying.

People control a team of three characters from the Bleach universe in Bleach: Brave Souls. In the Story mode, this means following Ichigo’s adventures from the very beginning, going through levels that you’ll probably be able to beat in about three minutes. In each, you have to take out enemies and a boss. A paper-scissor-rock element is in play, with each character and enemy having an element tied to them. Characters can be leveled up, and there’s a Soul Tree for advancing development.

The freemium element comes into play a few ways. Everyone starts with Ichigo as a character. He’s not great, being a two star fighter. Each character has a rating assigned to them, which can be above five stars. To recruit more characters, you need at least 25 Spirit Orbs for a random grab that adds another party member to your roster. That’s the in-app currency, with the price starting at $0.99 for six. Sounds like quite a deterrent, right? Not exactly.

People start out with 60 Spirit Orbs. That’s enough to add two extra characters to your team. Which is really all you need for a full team. My two freebies were Byakuya and Gin. Additional Spirit Orbs are doled out via special events or by completing tasks or missions in the Story or other modes. You get one Spirit Orb for each completed Story Mode mission or visual novel segment. By the end of my 20 minute play session, I had earned enough orbs for a fourth party member, who turned out to be Yumichika. None of the characters were over three stars, but each were competent enough.

Spirit Orbs can also be used to increase characters’ stats on their Soul Trees in Bleach: Brave Souls. These upgrades are less expensive than a new character. You have to have acquired certain items of specific colors, as well as Spirit Orbs or Crystals/Coins. If you go the Orb route, it could be 1 Spirit Orb to increase the selected stat. Stats also naturally grow as characters earn experience from going on missions, though people who want to save time can spend Spirit Orbs to level them up as well. Again, it’s not a high cost and, honestly, I think someone would be fine avoiding spending real cash here. It feels like something you’d only have to focus on if you were going to be competitive and get into the competitive multiplayer.

While character and skill acquisition are the two places where I could really see someone spending real money, there’s one other area that might be tempting. There’s an energy limit in Bleach: Brave Souls. You can only do five missions before you have to wait for them to recharge. This happens over time. I could see someone being tempted to expend Spirit Orbs to refill energy, but doubt it’ll really be necessary. Missions are meaty enough to make a five mission play session last about 20-30 minutes. Given that this is a mobile game, devoting that much time at once might be outside of its nature.

The real hazard here is memory-related. Don’t let the initial, 92MB file size fool you, though. While Bleach: Brave Souls is hoping to get some money out of you, it’s really out for your device’s memory. The initial brings the size up to 905MB on Apple iOS devices, and it seems like one of those that will have regular updates that continually increase the amount of space it occupies.

Bleach: Brave Souls is tempting. The appeal of acquiring new characters is going to be difficult to overcome. Especially since there is a great cast, and it’s a random grab. But, it’s also a game that’s fairly liberal with Spirit Orbs initially. You really only need three characters to start, and only people who plan to get competitive in Versus or spend weeks or months playing will probably ever have to consider putting real money into the game. It’s very well executed, and I’d recommend it to any fan.

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KLab Global says that it’ll be launching Bleach: Brave Souls worldwide for iOS and Android “soon.”

The 3D action game based on the manga and anime was released in Japan back in July and has since racked up seven million s.

“Players form teams of three from familiar characters and embark on quests with intuitive, exciting hack-and-slash action,” explains KLab. “You’ll also be able to customize your warriors by leveling, ascending, training, and linking, making your warriors your very own. The game also features weekly leagues where you can pit your warriors against other teams for exclusive, special prizes.”

You can pre- for Bleach: Brave Souls for iOS on this site and for Android on this site. Find out more about the game on its website.

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If you're looking for a successor to Bleach: Soul Carnival, Bleach: Brave Souls might be close to it. This is a hack and slash game featuring characters from the Bleach series with an opening theme from J-rock group Hello Sleepwalkers.

The controls will be different since Bleach: Brave Souls is being developed for iOS and Android. The game is slated for release in Japan this spring. KLabGames, the makers of Crystal Fantasia, are developing Bleach: Brave Souls and it will be released as a free game with additional items available for purchase.

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