Get ready for an epic crossover! AIDIS Inc. has announced a thrilling collaboration between their mobile pixel-art JRPG, Last Cloudia, and the beloved Tales series. Starting January 23rd, players can dive into a world filled with exciting limited-time events.
This Last Cloudia x Tales of collaboration brings new and returning units and arks, featuring iconic characters from the Bandai Namco IP. To build the excitement, a special livestream on January 20th will reveal more details about this epic team-up. Don't miss it!
Can't wait until the 23rd? A special countdown login bonus event begins January 17th, offering daily rewards just for logging in. Start collecting those goodies now!
Last Cloudia evokes the charm of classic RPGs, blending pixel-art visuals with a captivating storyline. The game's atmosphere, for me, strongly resembles the beloved Star Ocean: The Second Story. For fans of both Last Cloudia and the Tales series, this collaboration is a dream come true.
Ready to join the adventure? Download Last Cloudia for free on Google Play and the App Store (in-app purchases available).
Stay updated on the latest news by following the official Facebook page, visiting the official website, or checking out the embedded video above for a sneak peek at the exciting visuals and atmosphere.
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