機兵とドラゴン
Hiroshi Moriyama's latest creation: A real-time, community-driven battle for ultimate fate!
"Machine Soldier and Dragon" Game Overview
Ukishima Battle: A Skybound Royale
Engage in thrilling aerial battles where four ships clash high above. Victory hinges on teamwork, quick thinking, and strategic decision-making. Choose from solo, tag-team, or trio modes for an exhilarating experience.
Machine Soldiers: Your Automated Arsenal
Simplified controls: Select and deploy! Your automated machine soldiers handle the rest, allowing you to focus on strategy.
These units are crucial for defending your floating island ship and eliminating opponents. A mix of offensive and defensive soldiers is key to success.
Ship Part Upgrades:
Customize your floating island ship using parts earned in battle. Enhance its capabilities and create a unique vessel. Each battle helps build and improve your ship!
Dynamic Voting:
Influence the fate of your floating island ship! A voting system allows players to decide whether to attack or retreat, demanding split-second decisions and fostering team unity.
The Story:
Set in a post-apocalyptic world where Earth lies in ruins, humanity survives on floating islands in the vast sky. These islands, and the machine soldiers protecting them, are gifts from God, powered by a precious energy source called "solar." The struggle for this energy ignites conflict, leading to devastating losses among the machine soldiers. A dragon emerges, changing the dynamics of the war. God proposes a solution: the "Ukishima Battle," a contest held every five years to establish a hierarchy among the floating islands and reward the most skilled warriors. The world’s fate rests on its outcome.
Creative Team:
Boasting stunning visuals by renowned illustrators such as Ryudai Murayama, Inufuji, Iwaju, Oguchi, Kemuyama, and walnuts.
Star-Studded Voice Cast:
Featuring a talented voice acting ensemble including Mikoto Nakai, Mika Tanaka, Haruka Fushimi, Reina Aoyama, Rina Honizumi, Reo Tsuchida, Haruka Jintani, and Keita Tada.
機兵とドラゴン
Hiroshi Moriyama's latest creation: A real-time, community-driven battle for ultimate fate!
"Machine Soldier and Dragon" Game Overview
Ukishima Battle: A Skybound Royale
Engage in thrilling aerial battles where four ships clash high above. Victory hinges on teamwork, quick thinking, and strategic decision-making. Choose from solo, tag-team, or trio modes for an exhilarating experience.
Machine Soldiers: Your Automated Arsenal
Simplified controls: Select and deploy! Your automated machine soldiers handle the rest, allowing you to focus on strategy.
These units are crucial for defending your floating island ship and eliminating opponents. A mix of offensive and defensive soldiers is key to success.
Ship Part Upgrades:
Customize your floating island ship using parts earned in battle. Enhance its capabilities and create a unique vessel. Each battle helps build and improve your ship!
Dynamic Voting:
Influence the fate of your floating island ship! A voting system allows players to decide whether to attack or retreat, demanding split-second decisions and fostering team unity.
The Story:
Set in a post-apocalyptic world where Earth lies in ruins, humanity survives on floating islands in the vast sky. These islands, and the machine soldiers protecting them, are gifts from God, powered by a precious energy source called "solar." The struggle for this energy ignites conflict, leading to devastating losses among the machine soldiers. A dragon emerges, changing the dynamics of the war. God proposes a solution: the "Ukishima Battle," a contest held every five years to establish a hierarchy among the floating islands and reward the most skilled warriors. The world’s fate rests on its outcome.
Creative Team:
Boasting stunning visuals by renowned illustrators such as Ryudai Murayama, Inufuji, Iwaju, Oguchi, Kemuyama, and walnuts.
Star-Studded Voice Cast:
Featuring a talented voice acting ensemble including Mikoto Nakai, Mika Tanaka, Haruka Fushimi, Reina Aoyama, Rina Honizumi, Reo Tsuchida, Haruka Jintani, and Keita Tada.
