Crunchyroll has added three new games to its Game Vault, and they’re all wildly different from each other. There’s an eerie visual novel, an action-packed RPG and a fast-paced puzzle game. So, if you have a subscription to their Game Vault, you can check out any (or all) of these.
The new games of Crunchyroll on Android include The House in Fata Morgana, Kitaria Fables and Magical Drop 6. If you haven’t played the PC versions of these games yet, let me give you introductions to all three.
What Are the New Additions Like?
The House in Fata Morgana is a haunting visual novel that takes you through a cursed mansion’s tragic past. You wake up in a decaying house with no memory, and a mysterious maid is your only guide. It has gothic artwork and a haunting soundtrack. Take a peek at the game below.
As you step through different doors, you unravel heartbreaking stories of love, betrayal and loss, spanning multiple eras. The storytelling is what makes this game stand out as it brings together an emotional and eerie experience. Check it out on the Google Play Store.
Next, Kitaria Fables is an action RPG and farming sim where you play as a sword-wielding cat. You step into a world filled with adorable animal villagers and get tons of dungeons to explore. Watch the trailer right here.
The real-time combat in the game lets you switch between melee attacks and magic. You can grow crops, craft weapons and go on quests to protect Paw Village from dark forces. Check it out on the Google Play Store.
Rounding out the trio is Magical Drop 6, a colourful and chaotic puzzle game. It brings back the fast-paced bubble-matching gameplay from the classic series. You grab, match and drop coloured orbs before they pile up. Catch a glimpse of the game here.
Magical Drop 6 has different game modes like a story mode with tarot-inspired characters and multiplayer battles where you can challenge AI or friends. Check it out on the Google Play Store.
Which of These New Crunchyroll Games Are You Going to Play?
Crunchyroll’s Game Vault keeps expanding, and this latest lineup seems quite exciting, to be honest. Although some players aren’t fond of their subscription-based lineup, which I agree to as well, I have to admit that the variety doesn’t disappoint. What do you think about it? Comment and let us know.
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