Tencent's newly established studio, Fizzglee, has sparked excitement with the announcement of their upcoming mobile game, Chasing Kaleidorider. This 3D romance RPG features superpowered girls zooming through the streets on motorcycles. While a release date remains under wraps, fans can feast their eyes on the game's first official trailer.

Here's What We Know

Chasing Kaleidorider unfolds in the futuristic city of Terminus, split between the regular world and an enigmatic alternate dimension known as the Sea of Unconsciousness. When these realms collide in an event called Integration, chaos ensues through a disruptive force called Hysteria.

Enter the Kaleidoriders, a group of enigmatic girls who combat this madness. Armed, swift, and stylish, they ride high-speed motorbikes to confront the chaos. The trailer introduces us to some of these Rider girls, including Prome, Nana, UC, and Adodol. These characters range from students and magicians to rockstars, seamlessly blending into everyday society while covertly battling reality-warping threats.

As the player, you assume the role of the Navigator, who gains a unique ability called Kaleido Vision following an accident. This power allows you to perceive the anomalies invisible to others, positioning you as a crucial ally to the Riders in their fight against Hysteria and in uncovering the mysteries shrouding Terminus.

Chasing Kaleidorider Pre-Registration Is Now Live

Pre-registration for Chasing Kaleidorider is now open on their official website. By signing up, you'll stay updated on offline events and gain access to the game's initial testing phase.

The pre-registration trailer offers a tantalizing preview of what's in store, showcasing both CG scenes and gameplay footage. It provides a vivid look at Terminus and the game's vibrant, thrilling atmosphere.

The trailer is further elevated by the theme song performed by 96Neko, a notable figure in the utaite scene. Rather than reading about it, why not watch the trailer for yourself?

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