Medabot Survivors: Bullet-Hell Action for Medabots Fans, but Only in Japan (for now)
Medabot Survivors, a new bullet-hell action game based on the popular Japanese robot role-playing series, is set to launch on February 10th. However, this exciting release is currently exclusive to Japan on iOS and Android.
For those unfamiliar, Medabots gained popularity in the wake of Pokémon's success, though it never achieved the same global recognition in the West. While franchises like Digimon found wider international appeal, Medabots remained largely a Japanese phenomenon. Its enduring popularity in Japan is evident in this new mobile title.
A Survivor in the Survivors Genre
Medabot Survivors joins the ever-expanding "Survivors-like" genre, a category that predates the hugely popular Vampire Survivors. The game's release is noteworthy, showcasing the genre's global expansion. While many excellent Japanese games remain unavailable internationally, the success of Medabot Survivors could potentially lead to a wider release.
For those eager to explore other upcoming games, we recommend checking out our latest "Ahead of the Game" feature, which delves into the charming world of Cat Restaurant.
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