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SINoALICE Officially Ceases Service in Japan

Video Games
As of noon (JST) today, the Japanese servers of SINoALICE shut down, bringing the game to its end worldwide - following the global servers closure in the latter months of 2023. This end of service has been followed by...
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SINoALICE Illustration & Story Works 2017-2021

Artbooks
As of noon tomorrow (JST), the mobile RPG game SINoALICE will no longer be in service anywhere in the world, on any platform. "The Worst of All Stories" chronicling the unfortunate and maddening efforts of fairy tale characters to resurrect their...
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Reminder: Few Days Left to Reach SINoALICE’s Ending before Japanese End of Service

Video Games
While the Global and Taiwan servers of SINoALICE closed 2022 and 2023 respectively, the original Japanese servers, launched in 2017, have remained in service a few months more. However, the servers are set to close on 15 January 2024...
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The Story That Was Once SINoALICE – How to End a Long-Lived Live Service...

Video Games
While their fans may throw the occasional cash at their favourite live-service game, or even "whale" to obtain every character and/or weapon on offer, it is the sad reality that the live-service games we play today will one-day end...
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Before End of Service, SINoALICE Japan Provides Skip to Final Act Shortcut / Cheat

Video Games
Following the closure of SINoALICE's global servers a few months back, Pokelabo are set to discontinue the original Japanese service of SINoALICE starting 15 January 2024. Unlike the Global Server or the earlier closed Taiwan server which more suddenly...
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SINoALICE to Shutter Servers Worldwide in Coming Months

Video Games
After launching in Japan in June 2017 and in international markets in the years that followed, SINoALICE is, and soon, was, a dark fantasy / role-playing game co-developed by Pokelabo Inc and Square Enix, featuring an original story...
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Rozen Maiden Anime Collaboration Event Headed to Global SINoALICE Servers Soon

Anime
They may feature two very different gothic lolita style of combatants, but the universes of Yoko Taro's smartphone game SINoALICE and PEACH-PIT's multimedia franchise Rozen Maiden are expected to collide in the near future. Developers/publishers Pokelabo and Square Enix...
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SINoALICE Crosses Over With That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime

Video Games
Smartphone games crossing over with popular Japanese anime or video game franchises is nothing new, with the mobile fantasy battle RPG SINoALICE joining the list of games which have embraced such partnerships. It has been announced that a worldwide...
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6-Month Anniversary of SINoALICE Global Marked by Special Events

Video Games
Six months ago, the mobile fantasy battle RPG SINoALICE launched on iOS and Android devices. This was a fairly interesting game at the time, co-developed by Square Enix and Pokelabo, and with a narrative from the mind of NiER...
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SINoALICE to Receive Third Major Story Update ‘Act of Reality’ in Time For Halloween

Video Games
Following its release in English-speaking markets earlier this year, development and new content releases have continued at a steady pace for the mobile fantasy battle RPG SINoALICE. From the creative mind of Yoko Taro, best known for his work...
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Dark Fantasy RPG SINoALICE to Receive Crossover with Dark Murder Mystery Series Higurashi no...

Video Games
Released internationally last month, SINoALICE is a dark fantasy RPG for smartphones featuring the work of Japanese video game director Yoko Taro, composer Okabe Keiichi and the development team at Pokelabo. It is a well-themed game, and especially those...
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