Miraibo GO Is Like Palworld Meets Pokemon GO, Coming on October 10th
Miraibo GO, the hotly anticipated monster-catching game that has drawn comparisons with Palworld, has finally got a release date.
It’s coming on October 10th, which is just a couple of weeks away.
Developed by Dreamcube, Miraibo GO is an open world pet-collecting and survival game for PC and mobile (with cross progression!) set in a vast open world environment.
It sees you creating a unique character, joining a free, VIP, or Guild world (each with its own independent save file), and setting out to collect over a 100 different monsters, each with their own skills and elemental affinities.
Once you’ve got one of these monsters in your team, you can use them to fight, construct your home base, gather resources, farm the land, and produce the goods you need for survival.
But it’s a two-way street, of course. You also need to make sure your pets have enough food, water, rest, and fun.
There are tons of different weapons in the game, from simple wooden sticks to high-tech armaments, and you’ll be able to upgrade and deploy these against human opponents as you explore the game’s numerous open world environments.
Miraibo GO is in pre-registration right now, and the campaign is going gangbusters. More than 400,000 players have signed up, unlocking the first two reward tiers. Dreamcube has its sights set on 700,000, which will unlock a whole new raft of in-game rewards.
If pre-registrations reach the magic 1 million mark, meanwhile, everybody will get a special avatar frame and 3-Day VIP Gift Pack.
On top of all that, Dreamcube has announced a whole new Guild Assembly event for the week after launch. This will be a community event in which players will compete to populate guilds led by famous content creators like NeddyTheNoodle, Nizar GG, and Mocraft.
The 20 guild leaders who recruit the most players through their own unique onelinks get to claim victory, and various other rewards besides.
For details of those, join Miraibo GO’s Facebook page and Discord page.
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