Why Miraibo GO Is A Must Play Game on Mobile

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Chances are, this isn’t the first time you’re reading about Miraibo GO. Games that attract more than 1 million pre-registrations tend not to go under the radar. 

But you may not be aware of what makes it such an unmissable prospect. Often compared with PalWorld, and thus Pokemon GO, Miraibo GO is an open-world monster-collecting game that’s actually in a league of its own. 

Before we get into whys and wherefores, here’s the lowdown on one of the most promising new IPs of 2024. 

Developed by Dreamcube, Miraibo GO is a mobile and PC cross-platform survival game set in a sprawling fantasy world full of scenic grasslands, snowy mountainscapes, barren deserts, bizarre rock formations, and strange creatures in all shapes and sizes. 

It sees you exploring this world in search of Miras, of which there are more than 100 different kinds, some small, some large, some tough, some not so tough, and so on. Whenever you find a Mira you can battle it in an attempt to capture it.

After that comes training, more battling, more catching, and so on. You know the drill. 

Except you don’t, because Miraibo GO adds a whole extra layer of gameplay to this well-trodden format. Not only do you have to train and look after your Miras, but you can also put them to work making buildings, farming, and finding supplies for your stronghold. 

Each Mira has its own individual personality, strengths, weaknesses, and elemental affinity, and this applies to their lives on and off the battlefield. 

Your character, meanwhile, can lay their hands on all sorts of weapons, from sticks to machine guns, helping you to take down a growing array of Miras while keeping your human foes firmly in their place across a number of multiplayer modes involving up to 24 players.

This breadth of gameplay is just one of the reasons Miraibo GO is such an unmissable game. There are others. 

For a start, there’s the sheer range of Miras on offer at launch, from ferocious winged mounts to adorably spherical floppy-eared