Azur Promilia Release Date Set for November 26, 2026 on PC and Mobile
Manjuu has officially confirmed that Azur Promilia will launch on November 26, 2026, bringing the highly anticipated free-to-play fantasy RPG to PC, iOS, and Android in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and China.
The game has already built major momentum ahead of release, with pre-registrations surpassing 25 million worldwide. That milestone shows just how much interest surrounds the new title from the creators of Azur Lane, especially among players looking for a colorful fantasy RPG with companion-based combat, farming, crafting, and exploration.
Azur Promilia will be released with different publishing partners depending on the region. Yostar will handle the Japanese release, Nexon will publish the game in South Korea, and JIMI will oversee the Taiwan launch. In China, Manjuu will manage the game directly.
Players in South Korea will be able to download Azur Promilia through Google Play, the App Store, and the Samsung Galaxy Store. In Japan and Taiwan, pre-registration is available through the App Store and Google Play, while China’s pre-registration options include the App Store and TapTap.
Azur Promilia is set in a vibrant fantasy world where players team up with creatures known as Kibo. These companions are a major part of the experience, helping in real-time battles while also supporting everyday activities such as farming, egg hatching, crafting, gathering materials, and improving the player’s personal home area.
The game blends action RPG elements with life-simulation features, giving players more to do beyond combat. With its companion-focused gameplay and bright anime-inspired presentation, Azur Promilia is positioned as one of the biggest upcoming fantasy RPG releases for mobile and PC.
For the South Korean version, Nexon has confirmed full Korean voice acting, giving local players a more immersive experience at launch.
Pre-registration rewards have been a major part of the game’s promotional campaign. On October 17, 2026, Azur Promilia passed 25 million global pre-registrations, unlocking Anais as a playable character reward. The next major goal is set at 30 million sign-ups.
Manjuu has stated that each pre-registration reward will become available once its required milestone is reached. Earlier tiers have already unlocked in-game currency and additional bonus items, though the official English names for some rewards have not yet been revealed.
A separate community campaign is also underway. If the official global social media accounts reach a combined total of 5 million followers, players will receive an exclusive Kibo companion. This gives fans another reason to follow the game’s updates before release.
In South Korea, Nexon is holding additional launch events. One campaign on X invites players to quote the official launch date announcement using a specific hashtag for a chance to enter a giveaway. The deadline for that event is November 13.
Another event, Operation Kibo Camp, will run until December 31. This web-based event allows players to complete missions and earn rewards, including in-game items and a special Kibo costume.
While Azur Promilia is launching in several major Asian markets this November, players in Western regions will need to wait longer. Manjuu is planning an English open beta for summer 2027, meaning the November release is focused on Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and China.
An English version of Azur Promilia is also in development for PlayStation 5, though no release date has been announced for that platform yet.
With more than 25 million pre-registrations, a confirmed November 2026 release date, and a mix of fantasy combat, Kibo companions, farming, crafting, and housing features, Azur Promilia is shaping up to be one of the most closely watched free-to-play RPG launches of the year.
