FullMetal Alchemist mobile game by Square Enix gets new trailer featuring gameplay and more

Today, Square Enix treated fans to an exciting reveal by unveiling the gameplay of their highly anticipated FullMetal Alchemist mobile game through a captivating new trailer. The game, simply titled “Fullmetal Alchemist Mobile,” is set to grace our screens in the summer of 2022, and this time, we are granted a comprehensive glimpse into the game’s intricacies, ranging from the beloved characters to enthralling cutscenes and the dynamic battle system.

What further enhances the anticipation for Fullmetal Alchemist Mobile is the inclusion of the theme song, “Spiral,” performed by the talented Nana Mizuki, who not only lends her voice to the character Lan Fan in the series but also reprises her role in this game adaptation. Mizuki’s melodious vocals perfectly capture the essence of the Fullmetal Alchemist universe, adding another layer of excitement to the overall gaming experience.

Enthusiasts of the franchise will be thrilled to know that a closed beta test for Fullmetal Alchemist Mobile is slated to take place in Japan, with applications open until March 22. The lucky participants chosen will have the opportunity to delve into the game’s immersive world from March 31 to April 8 on both iOS and Android platforms. This beta test will allow players to provide valuable feedback and contribute to the game’s final polish, ensuring an exceptional gaming experience upon its official release.

For those unfamiliar with the Fullmetal Alchemist series, it originated as a manga by the talented Hiromu Arakawa in 2001 and quickly gained immense popularity. Its success gave rise to multiple anime adaptations, a captivating light novel series, and even a live-action film. With a staggering worldwide manga sales figure of 80 million copies, Fullmetal Alchemist has firmly established itself as a beloved franchise cherished by fans across the globe.

While the current announcement primarily focuses on the Japanese release, fans from the Western regions can remain hopeful. Square Enix has demonstrated a proactive approach to localizing and publishing its mobile games for international audiences. As such, a potential Western release for Fullmetal Alchemist Mobile is not out of the question. It’s an exciting prospect that fans eagerly await, hoping to embark on this thrilling adventure alongside their favorite alchemists and explore the rich lore of the Fullmetal Alchemist universe in the palm of their hands.

As the anticipation builds, we eagerly anticipate any further announcements from Square Enix. Will they provide additional details, unveil more gameplay footage, or surprise us with news of a Western release? Only time will tell. For now, fans worldwide can revel in the excitement generated by this latest reveal and eagerly count down the days until they can immerse themselves in the extraordinary world of Fullmetal Alchemist Mobile.

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