Star Resonance Lives Again, Will Launch This Year on PC and Mobile

MMORPG fans can rejoice: Blue Protocol lives once again. The anime-styled free-to-play MMORPG originally developed by Bandai Namco Online Studios flopped in Japan, was shut down there, and had its Western release canceled. That seemed to be the end for Blue Protocol, but a developer called Shanghai Bokura Network Technology Co.Ltd has grabbed the rights and is now reviving it for a planned launch this year globally on PC and mobile with cross-play. There’s been no mention of consoles, which were planned for the game’s original version.

The game is now called Blue Protocol: Star Resonance, although its feature set is essentially the same.

• Anime-Styled Visuals: Stunning graphics create an immersive anime-style world while preserving Blue Protocol’s high-quality visuals. 
• Dynamic Combat System: Class system, talent build, skill sets, and equipment enable personalized combat style customization, with iterative content updates actively diversifying the approaches. 
• Open World: Explore expansive landscapes filled with quests, dungeons, and epic raids. 
• Deep Character Customization: Expand character customization, enabling players to craft their own distinct personalities. 
• Multiplayer Social Experience: Trade, guilds, and community events enhance the multiplayer experience.

The Steam and Epic Games Store pages also include the official system requirements for Blue Protocol: Star Resonance. You can find them below.