As announced last month, the Muv-Luv mobile game by DMM Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier was shut down today, after a period in which players could enjoy most of the game’s content very easily thanks to the title’s last event. In order to provide a few last goodies, the team at developer âge released today a few
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DMM’s Muv-Luv themed mobile game Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier is shutting down in July, as reported by DualShockers a few days ago. While it’s always sad to see a game go (and especially one that contributed actively to ease my stress level), the developers have taken a rather unusual approach to the end of the title’s life.
Today is a harsh day for fan of gacha games on mobile platforms. After the announcement of the closure of the American version of Hironobu Sakaguchi’s Terra Battle 2, Muv-Luv fans will have one less way to enjoy the franchise as well. DMM and âge announced today the impending closure of Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier. The
Normally the Muv-Luv mobile game Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier gets new events on Thursdays, but at times there are exceptions. Today DMM implemented a brand new one focused on the Blue Flag combat exercises. You may be familiar with the settings even if you have not played the games, as this part of the Muv-Luv saga is featured
The Japanese mobile game market is solidly based on gacha games. If you’re unfamiliar with the term, they’re titles with a business model that involves drawing random characters, weapons, and other relevant elements via random “gacha” with attempts that can be either paid with real money or free currency earned in-game. On one side, they’re certainly
DMM released this week’s event in its Muv-Luv mobile game Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier focused on Operation Lucifer. The event is a rerun from 2017, and it’s the second part of the one we had last week. It’s actually very relevant story-wise because it explores a part of the story not featured in the visual
In the past, I defined the Muv-Luv-inspired mobile and browser game Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier one of the most generous on the market. While I’m well aware that generosity is a pretty foreign concept to mobile gacha games, it’s beyond doubt that Strike Frontier (Strangely in open contrast with the draconian percentages in Dead or Alive
DMM’s Muv-Luv mobile game Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier is celebrating Mother’s Day with another of its special events this week. The Muv-Luv series isn’t exactly full of mothers, but there are a few, and the developers found the best candidate for the role for two Power-type pilots in the gacha. The first is one of my personal favorites, 211st Tactical Armored Battalion Zhar commander
DMM Released a new event in its Muv-Luv mobile game Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier, titled “Risking Life for Victory.” The event is themed after Operation 21st in Muv Luv: Alternative, the battle against the Sadogashima Hive. It’s actually a rerun of an event from 2017, but it’s good for those who hadn’t joined the game by then. Just by playing the
Golden Week marks the time in which the Japanese finally relax for a week after months of toiling at work, and for many, it’s the first taste of the summer, as Okinawa or even Hawaii are popular destinations. Many free-to-play games celebrate the holiday period with lavish events, and DMM’s Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier is
DMM launched a brand new event in its mobile Muv-Luv game Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier. This time around, it’s one of the wackier non-canon ones, and it’s idol-themed, because you can’t be serious and tragic every week, and last week’s event was based on a definitely darker part of the Muv-Luv lore. First of all, we can get
DMM launched a new event on its mobile and browser game Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier. The event focuses on the assault on the JFK hive in Muv-Luv Unlimited: The Day After. For those unfamiliar with the series, it’s hard to explain anything about it, as The Day After happens after the ending of Unlimited, but before Alternative, so talking any detail would be
The beginning of April is the time of cherry blossoms in Japan when enormous crowds gather in contemplation of the fleeting beauty of the Sakura in the yearly ritual named “Hanami.” Many games, of course, don’t miss the chance to celebrate as well, and DMM’s mobile Muv-Luv game Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier is no exception.
DMM is keeping up with offering Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier players an almost uncharacteristic amount of top-tier units that don’t require dabbling into the gacha at all. This week’s event comes with a “meganekko” teme, meaning that characters who normally don’t wear glasses, actually get to wear a pair for once. Just playing the event quests
DMM introduced a new event to its Muv-Luv free-to-play game Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier titled “Settling the Score: The two’s fate – Hell Class“. This time around, it’s quite noticeably a newbie-friendly event, as there are a lot of bonus units for the event battles, and quite a few of them are easy to obtain. Just
DMM launched a new event in its free-to-play Muv-Luv game Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier, and this time around it’s about White Day. If you’re not familiar with White Day, it’s a Japanese celebration on March 14th in which men who received chocolate on Valentine’s Day give back with gifts. While the tradition is a bit complex, with plenty
DMM launched a new event within its Muv-Luv mobile and browser game Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier. The event is titled “Implacable Cherry Blossoms – Hell Class” (which is quite appropriate, as Japan is about to enter the Sakura season), and by playing the event missions players can drop or unlock (via cumulative score) two SSR units.
Today DMM launched another event on its mobile action-RPG Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier. The event is all about Muv-Luv‘s prequel Schwarzesmarken, set in East Germany in 1983, of course, changed according to the franchise’s own timeline. Central Europe is being invaded by the terrifying BETA, while the protagonists have to deal both with the alien
Normally free-to-play mobile games tend to give you as little as possible for free, trying to make you hit a soft wall so that you feel compelled to pay in order to progress. Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier seems to be an exception. The game provides its players with a lot of SSR pilots and TSF
Valentine’s Day is a big deal in Japan. Perhaps, it’s even bigger than in the west, so it should be no surprise that most local games with an ongoing nature scramble to capitalize on the chocolate-driven occasion. DMM’s Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier is no exception. As a matter of fact, it got two separate events linked to the
Today DMM launched the previously-announced Attack on Titan crossover event in its mobile and browser game Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier. The event features several themed pilots and TSF mecha, and comes with a rather interesting storyline. Considering that Muv-Luv is a science-fiction series with giant robots fighting aliens, you’d think the crossover to be rather random,
DMM mobile and browser game Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier just launched its Valentine’s Day event, bringing love and chocolate into the fray. Valentine’s Day in Japan is rather interesting, with its tradition for ladies to gift chocolate to their loved ones, often extended to friends and colleagues. This is often reflected in Japanese media including
Muv-Luv fans playing the mobile game Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier have always been plagued by a pretty annoying issue. Until now, only the R-rated version of the game was playable outside of Japan without having to use a VPN to mask foreign IP addresses. While we have nothing about R-rated versions of games, they’re certainly not
DMM’s Muv-Luv mobile and browser game Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier was supposed to get a Google Play version for Android and an iOS version on January 18th, but some apparently relevant issues caused a delay. Today the two new platforms were finally released, and can be found on Google Play and iTunes. Unfortunately, both versions
DMM was supposed to launch the iOS and Google App versions of its free to play Muv-Luv Alternative game Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier on January 18th, yet it was not to be, not yet at least. Apparently some sizable problems cropped up when the game went on maintenance on Thursday, and the development team kept extending it. After
If you like the Waifu+Mecha combination, pretty much no franchise is better than Muv-Luv, and following the announcement that Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier was going to get a Google App and an iOS version this month, today we finally got the actual release date. Those who would like to play on Apple’s phones and on their PC
Today DMM announced that its mobile and browser game based on the Muv-Luv series Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier is going to get a crossover event with the popular anime and manga series Attack on Titan. At a cursory glance, the crossover may appear a bit weird. First of all, Muv-Luv games normally don’t get crossovers (they’re already
Many don’t know that the popular sci-fi visual novel franchise Muv-Luv by Age actually has a mobile/browser game hybrid in Japan named Muv-Luv Alternative: Strike Frontier. While the game is available only in Japanese, published by the local giant DMM, it’s definitely interesting because it doesn’t just follow the original storyline, but expands on it. At the