Pokelabo Inc. have announced that Yoko Taro’s SINoALICE is now available for pre-registration on iOS via the App Store.
As detailed in the press release (via email) the game is now available for pre-registrations on the App Store ahead of its launch. Players must take control of classic literary characters such as Alice and Cinderella, in a killing game between other such characters- all to resurrect their authors.
Created by NieR series director Yoko Taro, other NieR alumni include the series’ composer Keiichi Okabe, providing the game’s soundtrack, where he “underscores the action with life-or-death gravitas.”
The press release states game has been pre-registered by 1.5 million players on the Google Play Store. You can find the Introduction Trailer below.
You can find the full rundown (via the App Store) below. (Editor’s Note: The original formatting of the App Store page description features many line breaks in the middle of sentences. We have removed these for easier reading)
-SINoALICE-
A RPG of a Unique Dark Fantasy World
The famous Japanese director Yoko Taro and composer Okabe Keiichi·MONACA invite you to a cruel story featuring characters from fairy tales.
◈An Epic Story of Girls’ Desires
Library, a place where all of the world’s stories are gathered.
Now, here at the library, the girls’ struggle to complete the story of their desires.
◈Delve into Your Favorite Character’s Story
As the story of your character unfolds, the truth is revealed in a Crossover Tale – The Weapon Tale, which reveals the sad stories of over 150 weapons, The Class Tale, which gives a glimpse into the characters’ minds that change based on their class.
◈Fate Deciding Tense Battles
Real-Time Cooperative Battles to face challenging enemies with your friends
Colosseum to participate in 15 vs 15 Guild Battles
◈Alluring Illustrations, Vibrant Voices
Feel the charm of SINoAlice’s vintage-inspired illustration
Meet colorful characters brought to life by famous Japanese voice actors
SINoALICE launches July 1st worldwide on Android, and iOS.
