• Neorigin Games has launched Apex Girls, a visually striking idle RPG
• Assemble a team of over 50 Stellaris warriors to battle evil in a post-apocalyptic world
• Claim free rewards using exclusive launch gift codes

Neorigin Games has officially launched Apex Girls on iOS and Android, inviting players to join the battle alongside formidable mecha maidens. The idle RPG, available on mobile devices starting May 8th, lets you recruit over 50 warriors known as Stellaris across a beautifully rendered post-apocalyptic landscape, all without intensive grinding.

To further celebrate the launch, Apex Girls is distributing special milestone rewards due to reaching 200,000 pre-registrations, including an SSR Stellaris Selection Box, 1000 Diamonds, 100,000 Stellaris EXP, and 1000 Purification Metals. We also have several codes you can redeem for additional bonuses:

• StellarisGift - Diamonds×500, Stellaris EXP×100,000, Purification Metal×500
• PGcommanders - Echo Permit×3
• CalamityBreaker - Common Spin Token×5
• MechaAdvance - Advanced Spin Token×1
• MirageStart - Purification Metal×500
• SurvivorsRescue - Diamonds×500

Naturally, the launch celebration includes a check-in event: simply log in for seven days and complete missions to earn the SSR+ Stellaris, Sefa. Additionally, you get 10 free summons daily, with a guaranteed SSR summon every 40 pulls. With such a diverse roster of Stellaris available, there's every reason to try your luck.

For example, Karaff of the Inferno Faction delivers heavy area-of-effect damage with high critical hit rates. Meanwhile, Mia from the Vod Faction is an excellent support Defender, capable of strong self-healing and even reviving herself.

Another standout, Natalia of the Flare Faction, serves as a pure damage carry, while Heather from the Rancor Faction can boost her own critical rate and unleash powerful counterattacks when needed.

If you're ready to join the fight, you can download Apex Girls for free now on the App Store and Google Play.

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