Nintendo’s Dragalia Lost is set to storm mobile on September 27

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Super Mario Run, Fire Emblem Heroes, and Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is about to get some friendly competition in-house. Dragalia Lost will become Nintendo’s next mobile game when it arrives on Sept. 27. The game is being co-developed by Cygames.

There’s not a lot of information yet about Dragalia Lost, although the trailer below gives a few points away. For one, it’s clear this is an action-focused RPG. Second, and no surprise, it’s anime.

Take a look:

Dragalia Lost is launching first in the U.S., Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Macau. Other regions will follow at a later date. Nintendo plans to launch Mario Kart Tour on mobile in March 2019.

Cygames is the Japanese studio behind games like Granblue Fantasy and Rage of Bahamut.

Although it’s always a big deal when Nintendo launches a new game, the studio hasn’t always found success on mobile. The company’s first mobile title, Miitomo, wasn’t well received. Perhaps surprisingly, Fire Emblem Heroes, at least to date, is its most successful mobile game.

According to Variety, the game has now surpassed $400 million in player spending on iOS and Android. The revenue is reportedly six times greater than Super Mario Run and 9.5 times greater than Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp.

You can learn more about Dragalia Lost during a special live streaming event by Nintendo being held tonight, Aug. 29, beginning at 11:30 p.m. EDT.  The stream is available on Nintendo’s official website.

Are you planning on downloading and playing Dragalia Lost on Sept. 27?

For other Nintendo news, see:

• There’s a new app coming to Nintendo Switch that will let you read 1000’s of comics
• I don’t know what’s going on, but there is a new game coming out for the Nintendo Wii
• Here are the best indie titles money can buy right now for the Nintendo Switch

Bryan M. Wolfe

Bryan considers himself a well-rounded techie, having written articles for MakeUseOf, KnowTechie, AppAdvice, iDownload Blog. When he's not writing, he's being a single dad and rooting for his alma mater, Penn State, or cheering on the Patriots.