Hogar Noticias KonoSuba: Fantastic Days se está cerrando con una posible versión sin conexión

KonoSuba: Fantastic Days se está cerrando con una posible versión sin conexión

Autor : Sophia Actualizar : Jan 04,2025

El popular juego de rol móvil, KonoSuba: Fantastic Days, concluirá su servicio el 30 de enero de 2025. Después de casi cinco años, tanto el servidor global como el japonés se cerrarán simultáneamente. Sin embargo, los desarrolladores están planeando una versión limitada fuera de línea para preservar el contenido principal del juego, incluida la historia principal, las misiones clave y los eventos importantes. Aún quedan por confirmar más detalles sobre esta versión fuera de línea.

Con respecto a las compras dentro del juego, todas las compras dentro de la aplicación se desactivaron el 31 de octubre de 2024. Los jugadores aún pueden utilizar Quartz y otros elementos del juego existentes hasta que finalice el servicio. Los reembolsos por compras de Quartz no utilizadas o no reclamadas realizadas a principios de 2024 están disponibles hasta el 30 de enero de 2025.

KonoSuba: Fantastic Days, el primer juego móvil basado en la franquicia KonoSuba, lanzado en Japón en febrero de 2020 y a nivel mundial en agosto de 2021. El juego presentaba una historia atractiva ambientada en un mundo que lucha contra las fuerzas del Rey Diablo y fue elogiado por su Narrativa encantadora y modo historia visualmente atractivo al estilo VN. Desafortunadamente, como muchos juegos de rol gacha, ha sucumbido a las presiones de mantener la participación de los jugadores y los altos costos de producción.

Con solo unos meses restantes, ahora es la última oportunidad de experimentar KonoSuba: Fantastic Days. Descárgalo de Google Play Store antes de que los servidores se desconecten. Para obtener más noticias sobre juegos, asegúrese de consultar nuestro artículo sobre Orna: el gremio de conquistadores del MMORPG GPS para batallas PvP.

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