In a big move for fans of anime-inspired games, Crunchyroll and A PLUS JAPAN have teamed up to drop “Lord of Nazarick,” a turn-based RPG that immerses players into the twisted and thrilling world of OVERLORD. Starting today, October 31, fans can download “Lord of Nazarick” on iOS and Android from the Google Play and App Store (starting 2 PM CET Oct 29).

A Fresh Take on an Anime Classic

In Lord of Nazarick, players step into the shoes of characters from OVERLORD, experiencing the anime’s iconic first season and climaxing in a showdown reminiscent of the original series. Whether you’re a long-time fan of the anime or someone looking to dive into the story for the first time, this game serves up the perfect way to catch up before the November 8 release of OVERLORD: The Sacred Kingdom in U.S., Canadian, and select international theaters. The film’s highly anticipated release is set to bring fans back to the dark, humor-laden chaos of the OVERLORD universe.

This launch isn’t just a one-time release either—Crunchyroll and A PLUS JAPAN have already mapped out a lineup of regular updates, expanding the gameplay, characters, and scenarios over time. Ainz Ooal Gown’s allies and enemies are all here, with a whopping 50 characters available right at launch, including guardians, pleiades, and other fan favorites. But don’t worry; the roster is set to keep growing as updates roll out.

Gameplay Highlights: More than a Battle, It’s a Whole Experience

The game’s story is deeply rooted in the OVERLORD mythos, capturing Momonga’s transition into Ainz Ooal Gown, the legendary Sorcerer King. Here’s a sneak peek at what makes Lord of Nazarick an RPG worth delving into:

  • Epic Story Mode: Command every fight and relive OVERLORD from a new angle, exploring fresh canon scenarios alongside the anime’s main plot.
  • Roster of Icons: Choose from 50+ anime characters, each wielding unique powers that shine in strategic turn-based battles. More heroes and villains are on the way with future updates.
  • Dynamic Combat System: Mix and match characters across 5 classes and 3 distinct attributes to build the ultimate team, allowing for a deadly combination of strengths.
  • Beyond the Main Quest: Take on challenging roguelite dungeons, colossal boss battles, and mini-games for an immersive RPG experience that stretches beyond the main storyline.
  • Stunning 3D Visuals: The world of OVERLORD is reimagined in breathtaking 3D, with high-quality animations that bring the series’ most-loved characters and places vividly to life.
  • Exploration and Secrets: Explore familiar settings from the anime, including the Great Tomb of Nazarick, Carne Village, and more. Expect to uncover surprises along your journey.
  • Cooperative Play and PvP Battles: Form alliances with friends, join powerful guilds, or challenge other players in intense PvP battles to claim your spot on the leaderboard.

A Game Built for Crunchyroll Fans

Lord of Nazarick is the first game to integrate Crunchyroll Login, making it a seamless addition for Crunchyroll Premium users. For fans already subscribed to Crunchyroll Premium, exclusive in-game rewards are up for grabs, with daily bonuses valued at over $35 in monthly in-game currency, exclusive items in the game’s shop, and a battle pass loaded with perks.

OVERLORD’s Bigger Picture with Crunchyroll

For those fully invested in OVERLORD, Crunchyroll offers the ultimate OVERLORD fan experience. With a free Crunchyroll membership, all four anime seasons are available to stream with ads. Premium members get to ditch the ads and save big—Crunchyroll is offering an additional 10% off all OVERLORD merch in their store, with Premium members scoring up to 30% off.

And here’s the kicker—Crunchyroll is running an exclusive contest for tickets to OVERLORD: The Sacred Kingdom‘s theatrical release, a perfect add-on for fans who want the full experience both on screen and on their devices.

For more on how fans can bask in all things OVERLORD, visit https://www.crunchyroll.com/OVERLORDanimecelebration2024



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