The Muv-Luv franchise, known for its mix of romance, science fiction, and mecha warfare, has taken another step into mobile gaming with Muv-Luv: Girls Garden. Developed by a Japanese studio KMS Games and published by EXNOA for PC (via DMM Game Player), the game first launched on Android in Japan and has now opened iOS pre-orders, sadly, only Japanese supported, so we’ll have to wait for a proper global release.
Unlike traditional gacha RPGs, Girls Garden emphasizes automated combat systems, allowing players to focus on squad-building and character progression rather than manual inputs. The game features collectible heroines drawn from the Muv-Luv universe, each piloting mecha units with unique abilities. This design choice mirrors mechanics seen in titles like Blue Archive and Azur Lane, where strategy lies in team composition rather than direct control.
Currently, Muv-Luv: Girls Garden is region-locked to Japan, with Android already live and iOS pre-orders available through the Japanese App Store. International players may need to wait for an official global release. Updates and announcements are being tracked via the official site and app store listings.
