Tencent's newly established studio, Fizzglee, has sparked excitement with the announcement of their upcoming mobile game, Chasing Kaleidorider. This 3D romance RPG introduces players to a world where superpowered girls ride high-speed motorcycles. Although no specific release date has been announced, the first official trailer has already been released, offering a sneak peek into this thrilling new universe.

Here’s What We Know

Chasing Kaleidorider is set in the futuristic city of Terminus, featuring both a regular world and an alternate realm known as the Sea of Unconsciousness. When these two worlds merge, an event called Integration occurs, unleashing chaos through a force called Hysteria.

Enter the Kaleidoriders, a group of enigmatic girls who battle against this madness. These stylish and swift fighters are equipped with high-speed motorbikes and include characters like Prome, Nana, UC, and Adodol. Each Rider has a unique background—some are students, others magicians or rockstars—and they seamlessly blend into everyday society while secretly combating these reality-altering threats.

In the game, you take on the role of the Navigator, who, after an accident, gains a special ability known as Kaleido Vision. This allows you to perceive phenomena invisible to others, making you a crucial ally to the Riders in their fight against Hysteria and in uncovering the mysteries of Terminus.

Chasing Kaleidorider Pre-Registration Is Now Live

Pre-registration for Chasing Kaleidorider is now open on their official website. By signing up, you'll stay updated on news regarding offline events and the initial testing phase.

The pre-registration trailer provides a glimpse into the game's offerings, showcasing both CG scenes and gameplay footage. It highlights the vibrant city of Terminus and the game's energetic atmosphere, filled with what fans might call "dokidoki" energy.

The trailer also features a theme song by the renowned utaite, 96Neko, adding to the game's allure. To get a better sense of what Chasing Kaleidorider has in store, check out the trailer below:

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