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Mary-Anne Lee · · 1 min read

Southeast Asia will get to play Chain Chronicle on December 11

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Gumi Asia will be rolling out the mobile game Chain Chronicle for Southeast Asia this Thursday, December 11, three days after its December 8 launch for the US market.

This version of the game will include two additional story chapters, new allies, and new areas in which to explore and fight. Chain Chronicle, developed by Sega, is a mobile RPG that utilizes a grid-based battle system. It was first released in Japan in July 2013.

Chain Chronicle is the second game from Japan that the Singapore-based Gumi Asia has localized and published for the English speaking market. The first game it worked on in such a manner was the now internationally-popular Brave Frontier.

Gumi Asia also developed the official Disney movie video game, Big Hero 6: Bot Fight.

Chain Chronicle is free-to-play and will be available on Android and iOS.

See: 17 games you didn’t know were made (or partially made) in Singapore

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