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Rick Martin · · 2 min read

Hit Mobile Game ‘Rage of Bahamut’ Launches on Mobage China

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Rage of Bahamut, the wildly popular mobile game from Cygames, has just been released on Mobage China. The title in Chinese is a pretty literal translation, as the game is dubbed 巴哈姆特之怒.

The game is getting its own space on Mobage China as well, at bahamut.mobage.cn. Rage of Bahamut has also been given its very own Sina Weibo account, from which it conducted a promotional pre-registration campaign with an iPhone 5 as its top prize for one lucky winner.

Currently Rage of Bahamut for Mobage China is only available for Android, but it looks as though iOS is on the way soon as well. You can check out a short video teaser below, as well as some promo images from Mobage China’s announcement.

Interestingly, as Serkan Toto pointed out back in August, Mobage China has over 5 million users in China, with Ninja Royale accounting for half of those [1]. Expect Rage of Bahamut to help significantly boost this total, as it will likely surpass all other Mobage games to date, if its performance elsewhere is any indication.

rage of bahamut mobage china

rage of bahamut mobage china


  1. These numbers were cited back in August, and have certainly increased by now.  ↩

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Rick Martin

Rick Martin lives in Tokyo where he writes about technology in Japan, China, and around Asia. After writing full-time for TechInAsia from 2011 to January 2013, he moved on to pastures new at The Bridge. He can be reached via his website, 1Rick.com