Action Taimanin

Action Taimanin Will Launch Worldwide on Steam and Mobile Devices

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Gremory Games announced that Action Taimanin will be available globally on not only Android and iOS devices, but also on the PC via Steam. The hack-and-slash action RPG, which has been available in Japan since December 24, 2019, will be free to download and play with in-app microtransactions. [Thanks, DenFamiNicoGamer!]

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If you have heard of Taimanin Asagi or Taimanin Yukikaze, this game is also part of the Taimanin series. It features characters from those titles, such as Igawa Asagi, Igawa Sakura, and Mizuki Yukikaze. However, unlike the aforementioned titles, Action Taimanin is not an R-18 game, and it is available for all ages.

You can watch more gameplay footage of Action Taimanin on the global version’s website. Other than the main hack-and-slash action combat, there are also other modes available in the game, such as a Special Mode where your character rides a motorcycle to collect gems while avoiding obstacles and a Private Room in which you can place and pose virtual figures of the characters and monsters that appear in the game.

Although Gremory Games is handling the mobile releases of Action Taimanin, the PC version on Steam is published by Infini-Brain, the parent company of the LiLith brand that has been developing the Taimanin series. Other than English and Japanese, the game will also be available in Korean, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, and Spanish. The Steam version will also have partial controller support.

Action Taimanin is coming soon globally to PCs via Steam, as well as Android and iOS devices.


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