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Enish announced that it will end service for its mobile puzzle game themed after The Quintessential Quintuplets on June 30, 2025, at 10 PM JST. The full title of the mobile game is Gotoubun no Hanayome: Itsutsugo-chan wa Puzzle wo Gotoubun Dekinai, which can be translated to The Quintessential Quintuplets: The Quintuplets Cannot Evenly Divide the Puzzle by 5.

The company launched the mobile game exclusively in Japan on October 27, 2020. It branded the genre as a "new sensation love comedy puzzle game." The game lets people play puzzles while gradually unlocking visual novel stories that are brand-new or taken from the original manga and anime.

Some of the stories from the outgoing mobile game are already being preserved in the form of console game releases. Mages has made two Gotopazu Story releases that compile stories from the first two years of the mobile game for Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 in June 2023 and October 2024. However, the outgoing game shall have a total lifespan of around four years and eight months. It remains to be seen whether Mages will also cover the remaining stories in the years to come.

The Quintessential Quintuplets: The Quintuplets Cannot Evenly Divide the Puzzle by 5 is available for iOS and Android mobile devices in Japan until June 30, 2025.

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Developer Enish has shared more gameplay details about the Laid-Back Camp mobile game, including gacha elements, collectible camping gear, and more. Fans and prospective players can also see how each character will appear in the game. Furthermore, the game is now open for pre-registration for iOS and Android devices in Japan. [Thanks, Gamer!]

The Laid-Back Camp mobile game is a video game adaptation of the anime series featuring the same characters and setting. Announced back in February 2022, the mobile title rides the wave of the anime's second season, theatrical release, and console game. While details have been scarce, we now know what the game will entail.

There's a lot to unpack from the shared images, but there will essentially be an event-based story mode and a camping mode. The camping layout mode will allow players to customize and create their own camping sessions using a variety of camping gear. Players can also place characters from the anime at the camp. Doing so allows players to observe how each character interacts through the home screen.

Additionally, the Laid-Back Camp mobile game will have gacha elements. It's still unclear what exactly the gacha will allow s to get. However, an image of the game's menu screen does reference the Christmas outfits the characters wore in one episode of the anime. This may indicate that the banners will include outfits for characters. Furthermore, there appears to be a season system, as well as challenges to complete, player levels, crafting, and different currencies.

You can get a better look at the Laid-Back Camp mobile game in the screenshots below:

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You can also check out gameplay footage of Nadeshiko and Rin enjoying a camping trip together in the video below:

https://youtu.be/0DNGzv8Q484

The Laid-Back Camp mobile game is releasing for iOS and Android devices sometime in 2022. An international release has not been confirmed. The Laid-Back Camp anime is available to watch on Crunchyroll.

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Despite its title, Laid-Back Camp (a.k.a. Yuru Camp) is quite an active brand. The original manga by author Afro has spawned two anime seasons, an film, a live-action series adaptation, and two different video games. Make that three different video games: A new Laid-Back Camp mobile game was announced via a tweet from the official .

https://twitter.com/yurucamp_game/status/1489162537220202499?s=20&t=8Ea4y0r5uaEpjcwkLXR8gw

The tweet doesn't reveal the game's official title, but does trumpet the fact that it's the "first" mobile game for Laid-Back Camp. Technically, the Laid-Back Camp - Virtual titles are available on mobile platforms, but they're closer to "experiences" than fully-fledged games. The tweet also had a trailer of sorts featuring a chibi-style rendition of camper Rin Shima laying back beside a crackling fire.

The official game website was similarly sparse on detail. It merely features the same trailer and links to Laid-Back Camp portal site, and the website for the animated film adaptation. The Laid-Back Camp mobile game itself appears to be developed by Enish, which developed mobile games based on the anime series The Quintessential Quintuplets, Rent-A-Girlfriend, and an original RPG title called De:Lithe.

For the uninitiated, Laid-Back Camp follows the outdoor adventures of a group of young women. It begins when Rin Shima, a "solo-camping" hobbyist, encounters Nadeshiko Kagamihara. The two become friends and Rin introduces Nadeshiko to the joys of camping outdoors. They also interact with their school's outdoor club (the "Outclub") and teachers. The series features locations from around Japan, particularly Yamanashi prefecture, near Mount Fuji. The Virtual titles focus on two real-life locations seen in the show: Lake Motosu and the Fumoto Campgrounds.

The new Laid-Back Camp mobile game is targeted for a 2022 release on iOS and Android. The Virtual titles are available on mobile, PS4, and Nintendo Switch. The Mages-developed adventure game Laid-Back Camp: Have a Nice Day! is available on PS4 and Switch in Japan. The anime series streams on Crunchyroll, and the manga is published in English by Yen Press.

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enish announced Attack on Titan Brave Order will release for mobile devices in Japan on February 11, 2022. Pre-registration for the title is immediately available for Android and iOS devices. Players will assume the role of a member of the Survey Corps, and take down Titans. The game will feature miniature 3D models, with full voice acting. Additionally, players will be able to customize their own headquarters. There is no word of a potential Western release. [Thanks, Dengeki!]

Pre-registration for Attack on Titan Brave Order opened in October 2021. However, at that time, the mobile game did not have an official release date. A February window of release was then announced sometime after. Pre-registration rewards include in-game currency for gacha pulls. If Attack on Titan Brave Order has over 300,000 pre-ed s, players will receive enough currency to perform ten gacha pulls.

The pre-registration announcement also included the release of a trailer. It showcased various aspects of the game, which includes how combat will function. As mentioned previously, players will be able to decorate their own headquarters. Popular characters from the Attack on Titan series are shown idling or interacting with objects within the headquarters.

Attack on Titan Brave Order will release for Android and iOS devices in February 11, 2022.

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Japanese mobile game company enish revealed Rent-A-Girlfriend: Heroine All Stars. This is the first mobile game adaptation for the well-known manga and anime title, which starred Chizuru Mizuhara. However, this mobile game will also add heroines from many other franchises, such as Fairy Tail and The Seven Deadly Sins. [Thanks, 4Gamer!]

Heroine All Stars will launch with 20 heroines from 9 different titles. enish also promised it will add even more heroines from many other titles in the future.

Here's a list of the first 20 heroines slated to appear in Heroine All Stars:

• Rent-A-Girlfriend: Chizuru Mizuhara, Mami Nanami, Ruka Sarashina, and Sumi Sakurasawa
• Fairy Tail: Lucy Heartfilia, Erza Scarlet, and Wendy Marvel
• The Seven Deadly Sins: Dragon's Judgement: Elizabeth Liones, Diane, and Merlin
• Domestic Girlfriend: Hina Tachibana and Rui Tachibana
• Girlfriend, Girlfriend: Saki Saki and Nagisa Minase
• Fire Force: Maki Oze, Iris, and Tamaki Kotatsu
• Boarding School Juliet: Juliet Persia
• Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches: Urara Shiraishi
• Negima! Magister Negi Magi Anime Final: Asuna Kagurazaka

enish also shared a reveal trailer for Rent-A-Girlfriend: Heroine All Stars. Although the company described the mobile game as a "love comedy puzzle," it will show more details on the gameplay system at a later date.

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Rent-A-Girlfriend: Heroine All Stars will be available for Android and iOS mobile devices in Japan in September 2021.

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