Gacha Super Soldier: Previously Criticized for “Not Suitable for Age”
The Gacha games have always attracted significant attention from the gaming community, and as of 2025, there are many new “soldiers” on the horizon that are eagerly anticipated. One of the standout titles to watch is Azur Promilia from Manjuu Games. As a “spin-off” from the immensely popular Azur Lane, Azur Promilia holds a lot of potential to revolutionize the genre.
Speaking about the game’s premise, Azur Promilia will provide players with the opportunity to coexist with mythical creatures, experiencing a journey through a world filled with surprises. This universe is rich with legendary tales from the stars, vast golden plains, and mysterious long-tailed birds… Azur Promilia offers a unique and distinct form of gameplay. Instead of focusing solely on character systems, players can also “raise pets,” cultivating rare creatures to assist in their personal adventures.
It is worth noting that Azur Promilia has been in development for over a year. However, this game has sparked controversy as it only allows players to control female characters (similar to Azur Lane). Moreover, these characters often feature highly suggestive designs, which are not suitable for the PG-12 rating set by the NPT (National Program for Technology). The excessive “fan service” has generated significant debate and has led to the game facing numerous criticisms.
So, Will the Gacha Community Welcome Azur Promilia in the Near Future?
Despite the unusual criticisms from the community, after a prolonged period of “waiting in silence,” Azur Promilia is finally preparing for its official launch. According to Manjuu Games, this title will be available for players to try out in Shanghai, China, in April. Currently, registration for the beta version is open until March 31.
With its imminent release, Azur Promilia is set to once again make the Gacha community “buzz.” Given its vast potential and strong backing from major Chinese publishers, it’s certain that this title will not disappoint its players.
