Release calendar · gacha and anime games
Upcoming gacha game releases
Global, Japanese, Chinese and Korean gacha launches, betas, Steam ports and version updates, day by day in UTC.
78 dates · 6 in the next 7 days · 59 still TBA · updated
Online games that closed this year or have announced their end of service.
- Goddess Order · GlobalShut down . Checked 24 Oct.
- HeavenHells · GlobalShut down . Launched on 5 March 2026; the shutdown was announced on 9 April after the developer went bankrupt. Checked 20 Oct.
- Galaxy Corridor (Baijing Huilang) · GlobalShut down . International service ended on 18 June 2026. Updates in China stopped in February 2026, but the Chinese servers are still running. Checked 28 Jul.
- Eversoul · GlobalShut down . Checked 24 Oct.
- Shadowverse · GlobalShut down . The original Shadowverse; its successor, Worlds Beyond, is live. Checked 24 Oct.
- CounterSide · GlobalShut down . Japanese service. Checked 24 Oct.
- Summoners War: Lost Centuria · GlobalShut down . Checked 20 Oct.
- Disney Pixel RPG · GlobalShut down . Checked 20 Oct.
- Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis · GlobalShut down . Ended on 6 October 2026 in Japan and worldwide. Checked 20 Oct.
- Atelier Resleriana · GlobalShutting down . Announced on 27 August 2026; paid currency sales have stopped. Checked 24 Oct.
- THE NEW DENPA MEN · GlobalShutting down . Checked 20 Oct.
- Lord of Nazarick (OVERLORD) · GlobalShutting down . Purchases ended on 14 October 2026; the Chinese version closed on 29 December 2025. Checked 20 Oct.
- Monster Hunter Puzzles: Felyne Isles · GlobalShutting down . In-app purchases stop on 12 November. An offline version, Furever, keeps the save data. Checked 20 Oct.
All days are UTC days; an exact start time is shown in the publisher's time zone and in UTC. Last updated .
About this calendar and how we check dates
Global, Japanese, Chinese and Korean launches of gacha and anime games, their closed betas and the version updates of the big live titles. Regional launches get their own row when the date differs by region.
How we check dates
- Online games only: MMOs, gacha and anime games, online shooters and battle royales, strategy and MOBA titles, plus major patches, seasons and expansions of big live games.
- New games covers releases, betas and early access, New platform launches (a mobile game arriving on Steam or PC) and New server openings (fresh servers, worlds and economies). Updates covers expansions, patches and seasons; Events covers livestreams, tournaments, in-game events and deadlines.
- Days are UTC days. When the publisher gives an exact time, we store it with its time zone (for example 19:00 PDT) and place the entry on the UTC day it falls on, so a 19:00 PDT launch on 27 October sits on 28 October. Without a time, the day is the publisher's date.
- Confirmed means the publisher or developer announced the date. A link to the source is shown only when it is an official announcement: the publisher's or developer's site, an official store page or Steam news, or an official press release.
- Expected means a window rather than a day, or a date expected from the game's usual update schedule that the publisher has not announced yet.
- Unconfirmed means the date is listed on a store page or reported, but the publisher has not confirmed it. Rumors go under Date TBA.
- When the same game is listed by several sources we keep one entry with the most precise official date, and a separate entry only where a region gets a different date.
- Every entry shows the day its date was last checked. The calendar is rebuilt every day; found a wrong date? Tell us in Discord.
Facts checked: 24 October 2026