The official web site for Square Enix‘s A Certain Magical Index: Imaginary Fest smartphone game introduced on Tuesday that the sport will finish its service on December 2 at 1:00 p.m. JST (December 1 at 11:00 p.m. EST). The sport’s workers added that an offline “Memorial Ver.” version of the sport can be slated for December 2.
The sport’s workers defined that they’ve come to the conclusion that will probably be troublesome to offer a passable service sooner or later, and determined to finish the service. In a Producer Letter publish, producer Hiroki Yamada mentioned he felt that the sport ending its service is “due completely to [his] personal lack of capacity.”
As of Tuesday, gross sales of the in-game foreign money have been discontinued. The workers is planning in-game occasions till the service ends. The sport’s most important story will adapt the unique novel sequence’ “Russia Arc” earlier than it ends service.
The sport’s deliberate offline model goals to maintain among the gamers’ enjoying historical past, however will lose some features resembling collaboration-related information, voice and music information, and battle elements. The offline model is deliberate to have a operate to view unlocked situations and purchased illustrations, and results of acquired battle characters. The “Bakusō! Harapeko Index” (Roaring! Hungry Index) mini-game can be slated for an offline model.
A Sure Magical Index: Imaginary Fest sport launched in July 2019. The “academy supernatural powers battle role-playing sport” based mostly on the A Sure Magical Index franchise is free to play, however with charges for in-game gadgets.
The franchise beforehand impressed two PlayStation Transportable video games in 2011 and 2013. The A Sure Magical Digital-On (To Aru Majutsu no Digital-On) crossover game launched on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita in Japan in February 2018. Earlier cellular video games within the franchise embrace Toaru Majutsu no Index Wrestle Battle, which ran from 2012 by way of March 2018, and Toaru Majutsu to Kagaku no Puzzle Decks, which launched in 2014 and ended service in 2016.
Supply: A Sure Magical Index: Imaginary Fest sport’s website (link 2) through Otakomu
