Black Beacon, the highly anticipated mythic sci-fi action RPG from Glohow and Mingzhou Network Technology, has now opened pre-registration for Android users worldwide. Set to launch in over 120 countries and regions on April 10th, this game follows a successful global beta test that took place in select regions earlier in January.
It's a Dynamic Quarter-View ARPG
Immerse yourself in the anime-inspired world of Black Beacon, where the storyline intertwines elements of myth and science fiction. Central to the narrative is the mysterious monolith known as the Black Beacon, which sets off world-altering events. As a player, you'll engage in thrilling battles against formidable foes, harness unique abilities, and unravel the secrets tied to the monolith.
The game kicks off with the appearance of the Seer, a figure drawn from ancient prophecies, coinciding with the sudden activation of the Black Beacon. This triggers a series of anomalies at the Tower of Babel, propelling a cascade of transformative events. Combat in Black Beacon is characterized by its action-packed, quarter-view perspective, enriched with tactical elements to keep every fight engaging and fresh.
Strengthen your connections with various characters through an affinity system, voice interactions, and detailed personal profiles. Customize your characters with a range of costumes and weapons to suit your style.
Black Beacon Pre-Registration Is Now Live
You can now pre-register for Black Beacon on the Google Play Store. Early sign-ups come with enticing in-game rewards, including an exclusive character costume. The feedback from the global beta test was instrumental in refining the game, ensuring a broader and more polished experience for players. Glohow's CEO highlighted that the decision to expand availability was driven by the demand from players who wished to access the game beyond the initial beta regions.
That concludes our update on Black Beacon's pre-registration on Android. Stay tuned for our upcoming coverage on Bandai Namco's new game, Digimon Alysion, the digital version of the Digimon Card Game.
