Pawprint Studio and publisher Kingsglory are releasing Aniimo on September 16. This free-to-play open-world creature catching action RPG targets players across multiple devices. The broad platform support allows gamers on consoles, PCs, and mobile devices to join the same ecosystem. Players can start catching creatures immediately upon launch without an initial purchase barrier.
Free-to-play open-world game arrives on consoles and mobile devices
The title runs on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series consoles, and personal computers. PC players can access the game through Steam, the Epic Games Store, or the Microsoft Store. Mobile gamers can download the experience on iOS and Android devices. This multi-platform release strategy aims to capture a wide audience of action RPG fans.
- Platforms: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PC (Steam, Epic Games Store, Microsoft Store), iOS, Android
- Genre: Free-to-play open-world creature catching action RPG
- Publisher: Kingsglory
- Developer: Pawprint Studio
- Pre-order Editions: Advanced Edition ($9.99 / £7.99 / €9.99 / ¥1,500), Collector’s Edition ($19.99 / £18.99 / €23.99 / ¥3,000)
Kingsglory handles the publishing duties for the project. Pawprint Studio serves as the developer behind the game mechanics and world design. The core loop focuses on open-world exploration and creature catching. The action RPG genre suggests combat and progression systems tied to the creatures players collect.
Pre-order options are available for players who want early access or bonuses. The Advanced Edition costs 9.99 USD (around $9.99). The Collector’s Edition is priced at 19.99 USD (around $19.99). These tiers offer digital goods and exclusive items like dolls and avatar frames for dedicated fans.
Aniimo launches globally on September 16. The release date is confirmed by both the developer and publisher. Players can pre-order the paid editions now through the PlayStation Store. The free-to-play base game will be available for download on all supported platforms at launch.
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