Code Geass: Lost Stories Game to End Service on December 7
The social game Code Geass: Lost Stories will cease operations on December 7. In-game purchases for Sakuradite, the Lost Stories Pass, and Starter Packs concluded earlier this week. The title launched in May 2022 for smartphones and PC via DMM Game Player.
An English version previously ran from September 2023 until August 2024. Developed by f4samurai under DMM Games, the action role-playing game features an original theme song by FLOW.
Anime Corner reported on October 7 that service ends December 7 with an offline memorial version planned.
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Key facts
- Release date
- May 2022
- End of service
- December 7
- Platform
- Smartphone, PC (DMM Game Player)
- Developer
- f4samurai
- Publisher
- DMM Games
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- #Code Geass
- #DMM Games
- #F4samurai
- #Lost Stories
- #Mobile Game
- #Shutdown
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