GungHo Entertainment, the masterminds behind the popular crossover card-battler Teppen, have announced a delightful collaboration with Disney. Introducing Disney Pixel RPG, a retro-style game set to launch in September this year. This title promises to immerse players in a pixelated Disney universe, featuring a vast array of beloved characters from across the franchise.

What’s Disney Pixel RPG About?

In Disney Pixel RPG, you’ll step into a world where Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Winnie the Pooh, Aladdin, Ariel, Baymax, Stitch, Aurora, Maleficent, and characters from Zootopia and Big Hero 6 come to life in pixel art. The game allows you to create and customize your own character, adding a personal touch to your adventure.

The storyline revolves around the Disney characters facing a crisis caused by bizarre programs that have thrown their universe into chaos. Previously isolated worlds are now colliding, leading to unexpected and thrilling encounters. Your mission? Team up with these iconic characters to restore order across the interconnected worlds.

As for gameplay, Disney Pixel RPG is a multifaceted experience. You’ll engage in battles, action sequences, and rhythm challenges across various worlds. The combat system offers fast-paced battles where you can issue simple commands to your characters or opt for an auto-battle mode. For those who enjoy strategy, the game includes Attack, Defend, and Skill commands, allowing for deeper tactical engagement.

Customization is a key feature, with players able to mix and match hairstyles and outfits to create their perfect avatar. Whether you’re in the mood for a Mickey Mouse outfit or want to embrace your inner princess, Disney-themed gear is at your fingertips.

Additionally, the game includes expeditions where your characters can venture out to gather materials, returning with various rewards. If you’re a fan of Disney or pixelated games, don’t miss out on Disney Pixel RPG. Pre-registration is now available on the Google Play Store.

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