"Haikyu Fly High" Opens Global Pre-Reg, Launches Soon

KLab Announces Global Release Date for Haikyu!! Fly High

KLab is preparing to launch their popular volleyball game Haikyu!! Fly High worldwide on July 31st for mobile devices. Based on the beloved Japanese manga and anime series HAIKYU!!, this title results from a partnership between Prophet Games and Garena. Through KLab's Overseas Game Development Support Model, the company collaborates with Japanese IP holders and international publishers to bring licensed games to global audiences outside Japan.

Experience Authentic Haikyu!! Gameplay

Haikyu!! Fly High lets players collect, train, and assemble dream teams featuring their favorite characters from the series. This team-based RPG captures the essence of the anime with stunning 3D visuals that faithfully recreate the original's energetic spirit.

Players can focus on character development after forming their ideal lineup. The game will launch with full Japanese and English voiceovers straight from the anime, delivering an authentic experience true to the source material.

Global Launch With Special Bonuses

The game will be available in North America, Latin America, Europe, and Southeast Asia. All players who pre-register will receive a launch-day gift pack containing:

• Recruit Tickets
• Diamonds
• Gold
• Training items
• Special Shoyo Hinata Chat Frame

The Haikyu!! Legacy

Originally serialized in Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump starting February 2012, HAIKYU!! ran for eight and a half years under Haruichi Furudate's creation. The series concluded in July 2020 after 45 volumes.

The anime adaptation premiered in 2014, completing four seasons by 2020. The franchise returned in February 2024 with a new theatrical film focusing on the epic 'Dumpster Battle' rivalry between Karasuno High School and Nekoma High School.

Volleyball fans and anime enthusiasts can now pre-register for Haikyu!! Fly High via the Google Play Store.

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