Haikyu Fly High Opens Global Pre-Registration, Launching This Month!
KLab is getting ready to bring their hit volleyball game Haikyu!! Fly High to global players. Haikyu Fly High will launch on July 31st on mobile. It’s based on the popular Japanese manga and anime HAIKYU!!.
The mobile title Haikyu Fly High is a collaboration between Prophet Games and Garena. Through KLab’s Overseas Game Development Support Model, they acquire licenses from Japanese IP holders and joins hands with global publishers to develop and release games outside Japan. Good for players like us!
Fly High with the Haikyu!! Team!
Haikyu!! Fly High lets you collect and train your favourite characters and set up dream teams. A team-based RPG, it gives fans of the anime a chance to build squads and enjoy visually stunning 3D visuals that capture the spirit of the original series.
You can work on character progression once you form your team. Once the game drops, you can experience all of it in either Japanese or English voiceovers. It’s straight from the anime, so there will be a classy, authentic vibe to the game.
Haikyu Fly High is launching in North America, Latin America, Europe, and Southeast Asia. Everyone who pre-registers will receive a generous launch-day gift pack. It includes Recruit Tickets, Diamonds, Gold, training items, and a special Shoyo Hinata Chat Frame.
Watched the anime or read the manga?
HAIKYU!! originally started in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine back in February 2012. Created by Haruichi Furudate, it ran for eight and a half years, wrapping up in July 2020 after 45 volumes.
The anime adaptation kicked off in 2014, and by the end of 2020, four seasons had aired. In February 2024, HAIKYU!! returned to screens with a new movie. It focuses on the heated match between Karasuno High School and Nekoma High School, a rivalry famously known as The Dumpster Battle.
If you love the anime or volleyball in general, it’s time you pre-register for the game. Check it out on the Google Play Store.
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