Some news come from the Tokyo Game Show 2024, this time, is AGATHA, a mobile idle RPG set in a futuristic world where AI has rebelled against humanity. Developed by AIRCAP, the game focuses on training humanoid characters called “Agata” in a sci-fi war-torn setting. Players assume the role of educators, improving the combat abilities of Agata through training, akin to titles like Uma Musume: Pretty Derby and Princess Maker.
There isn’t so much about this game out there, some screens, but we can see the game offers a blend of RPG mechanics and romance elements (visual novel?), with players building affinities with characters through interactions. Although combat occurs automatically, players can manually trigger skills during battles. The game really looks nice, here is an in-game screen (from 4gamer.net):
Despite initial plans for a 2024 release, AIRCAP has delayed the launch to October 2025, citing the need for more development time. The studio has expanded its team and remains committed to launching the game in Japan, with more details expected next year. The studio website AIRCAP is this, but there is nothing there yet.
