"Made in Abyss Universe Launches First Mobile Game"

Avex Pictures has recently unveiled a thrilling new addition to the *Made in Abyss* universe with the announcement of a mobile game titled *Made in Abyss: A Difficult and Mysterious Journey*. This marks the first time the captivating story, originally brought to life through manga and anime, will dive into the mobile gaming world. The game's official X account has been launched, promising to keep fans updated as the release date approaches.

While details are scarce at this point, it's confirmed that *Made in Abyss: A Difficult and Mysterious Journey* will be a casual mobile title, available initially on Android and iOS platforms in Japan. There's no information yet on a potential global release, leaving international fans eagerly awaiting further announcements.

Dived into the Abyss Yet?

The *Made in Abyss* saga began in 2012 with Akihito Tsukushi's manga, serialized on Web Comic Gamma. The story centers on Riko, a young orphan from the town of Orth, perched on the edge of the enigmatic Abyss—a vast, vertical chasm teeming with ancient technology, bizarre creatures, and untold secrets that consume those who dare to explore it. Riko's ambition is to emulate her mother, Lyza, a renowned White Whistle Cave Raider who vanished within the Abyss's depths.

Riko's journey takes a pivotal turn when she encounters Reg, a mysterious half-robot boy with amnesia. Together, they embark on a perilous descent into the Abyss, fully aware that the path they choose may be one-way.

The popularity of the manga led to its adaptation into an anime series in 2017, followed by the sequel film *Dawn of the Deep Soul* in 2020. Further expanding the franchise, Chime Corporation released a console and PC RPG, *Made in Abyss: Binary Star Falling into Darkness*, in 2022.

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