Illusion Connect, the popular tactical Shojo RPG mobile game, has just announced its game launch date as October 22nd, 2020. To bring their fans more excitement, Illusion Connect has collaborated with the world-renowned Anison singer Konomi Suzuki and released a brand new theme song “Never Stop, Never End” on September 29th.
Pre-Register Illusion Connect now:
Official Website: https://www.illusionconnectgame.com/
For iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/app/id1514571062
For Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.superprism.illusion
The Japanese Singer/Songwriter Konomi Suzuki has brought the heat to all anison lovers in the English Regions by lending her vocals to numerous popular anime series. After her first debut with the song “CHOIR JAIL”, Konomi Suzuki not only performed in Japan, but made her global appearances in different oversea events, including “Anisong World Matsuri” events in the United States, and “KiraKira Anisong Night” event in Hong Kong, China. This time, Konomi Suzuki’s new song for Illusion Connect will spread a new hype in the anison community.
The song “Never Stop, Never End” reveals a mysterious dream world, where maidens are lost inside and encounter enemies named “Nightmares”, yet they follow their faiths and fight together to save humanity. Following the poetic lyric, players will witness these brave maiden’s cinematic journey. Furthermore, the touching rhythms would synchronize all players’ hearts into the same passionate feeling.
“Never Stop, Never End” is a perfect reflection of the main core of Illusion Connect. This tactical shojo RPG has achieved the 100,000 pre-registration milestone a few days ago, showcasing its great popularity and the potential of this title. Besides the mysterious worldview, this game also introduces a variety of representative characters, stunning graphic designs, and tactical gameplays.
The official launch date of Illusion Connect will be in one month. For all Illusion Connect fans, the new theme song is the best gift to feel the upcoming hypes.
