"Chasing Kaleidorider: Romance Meets High-Speed Action - Pre-Register Now!"

Tencent's newly established studio, Fizzglee, has exciting news for mobile gaming fans: pre-registration for their upcoming 3D romance RPG, Chasing Kaleidorider, is now open. This game, featuring superpowered girls on motorcycles, promises a thrilling mix of action and narrative. Although a release date hasn't been announced, fans can get a taste of what's to come with the game's first official trailer.

Here’s What We Know

Chasing Kaleidorider is set in the futuristic city of Terminus, where two worlds collide: the regular world and an alternate mental space called the Sea of Unconsciousness. When these realms merge, a phenomenon known as Integration occurs, unleashing chaos through a force called Hysteria. The game's protagonists, the Kaleidoriders, are enigmatic girls who battle this madness. These stylish and swift warriors ride high-speed motorbikes, adding a thrilling element to the gameplay.

The trailer introduces several Rider girls, including Prome, Nana, UC, and Adodol. These characters lead diverse lives—some are students, others magicians, and some even rockstars—yet they all share the secret mission of fighting reality-warping threats. As the player, you take on the role of the Navigator, who, after an accident, gains the unique Kaleido Vision. This ability allows you to perceive the strange phenomena invisible to others, making you crucial in helping the Riders combat Hysteria and unravel the mysteries of Terminus.

Chasing Kaleidorider Pre-Registration Is Now Live

You can now pre-register for Chasing Kaleidorider on their official website. By signing up, you'll not only secure your spot but also gain access to updates on offline events and the game's first testing phase. The pre-registration trailer offers a glimpse into the game's world, showcasing both CG scenes and gameplay footage. You'll get a feel for the vibrant city of Terminus and experience the game's lively, heart-pounding energy.

The trailer is enhanced by a theme song performed by 96Neko, a popular figure in the utaite scene, adding an extra layer of excitement to the game's introduction. Why not take a moment to watch the trailer yourself?

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