Update (August 18, 2023): DanChro has now surpassed 1 million pre-registrations and all users will receive the full gift set that includes an Assist Guaranteed Gacha Ticket and 4,000 Selas in-game currency. A special live stream will be held on August 27, 2023 to celebrate the game’s official launch.
Aiming has announced that its DanMachi: Battle Chronicle (DanChro) battle action RPG has reached 750,000 pre-registrations, with the game set to launch on August 24, 2023. The game is free-to-play and is available to play on mobile and Windows PC devices.
Pre-registrations for DanMachi: Battle Chronicle can be made through email registration from the official website or via Apple’s App Store and Google Play websites. To commemorate the 750,000 pre-registration mark, Aiming is also currently hosting an in-game item gift campaign, which includes players receiving a Gacha Ticket and 3,000 Selas game currency. If the game reaches 1 million pre-registered accounts, another 1,000 Selas will be given to players.
Aiming is also hosting an official Discord campaign that first began on July 24, 2023 and will run until August 18, 2023. It is a collaborative campaign where points can be earned by an increase in participants, comments made within the Discord group, and tweets with specific hashtags during the campaign period. When the right number of points is reached, in-game items such as “Valis” and “Potato Poppers” will be gifted to all players. The Discord server can be joined here.
DanMachi: Battle Chronicle is described as a new “battle-action RPG game” based on the Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? anime series. Players can experience the stories and iconic battles from the anime and utilize special action moves to attack and dodge in battle campaigns. The gameplay also involves upgradeable adventurer characters, as well as “Assists” and “Scene Cards.”
Other features of the game include a Battle Royal play system and “Battle Arena” autoplay combat. Dungeons can also be accessed with characters such as Bell and Hestia.
Source: press release
