Outerplane Reaches No. 1 on Japan's Google Play Popularity Chart

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MAJOR9 announced that pre-registrations for the 1st anniversary of the service transfer of its subculture RPG OUTERPLANE have surpassed 200,000 players. On Google Play's top free games chart, the game ranked No. 1 in Japan and No. 2 in South Korea.

Following the large-scale "Bunny Moon Party" update celebrating the 1st anniversary of the service transfer, the company plans to add a rhythm mini-game, costumes, and story content on October 20. The new mini-game, "Pound Pound! Moon Rabbit's Mill," involves pounding rice cakes to the rhythm of music and provides growth materials and other items as participation rewards.

The costume update features "Demiurge Delta" and "Gnosis Beth". New Moon Rabbit costumes will be introduced for both characters. Players who collect four out of six costumes—which include five Moon Rabbit costumes and "Bunny Girl Vella"—will receive a special limited lobby. In the story content, a new region will be added to Season 4 of "Origin Story". Players will progress through the story and battles of the new region, advancing toward the conclusion of the original story arc.

Previously, Outerplane also participated in Illuster Fest 14, held at KINTEX in Ilsan from October 10 to 11. At the venue, the team met with fans by showcasing new merchandise, hosting events, and featuring character cosplays.

An Outerplane representative said, "Surpassing 200,000 pre-registrations for the 1st anniversary of our service transfer and reaching the top ranks of Google Play in South Korea and Japan are all thanks to the interest and support of our players." They added, "As we have prepared new content and various rewards for the upcoming update on October 20, we hope players continue to enjoy the 'Bunny Moon Party.'"

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