Azur Promilia Release Date: November 26 Launches, SEA Plans, and English Beta Timing

Azur Promilia has different release plans depending on where you play. The key date for players in mainland China, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan is November 26, 2026, when PC and mobile services are scheduled to open.

Players waiting for an English version have a longer timeline. Manjuu has announced an English open beta targeting summer 2027, while PlayPark’s separate Southeast Asian version is still accepting pre-registration without a confirmed launch date.

Before registering or downloading anything, make sure you are following the edition you actually plan to play.

Which Azur Promilia Version Should You Follow?

Version	Operator	Current release plan	Platforms / notes
Mainland China	Manjuu	Opens November 26, 2026	PC, iOS, Android
Japan	Manjuu and Yostar	Opens November 26, 2026	PC, iOS, Android
South Korea	Nexon	Opens November 26, 2026	PC, Google Play, App Store, Galaxy Store
Taiwan	JIMI	Opens November 26, 2026	PC and mobile
Southeast Asia	PlayPark	Pre-registration open; launch date unannounced	English interface planned
English open beta	Manjuu	Targeting summer 2027	Dedicated US-based server announced

These are separate services, not different language options inside one global server. An English interface does not mean you and friends in another region will automatically share the same server, account system, or progression.

November 26 Launches: Where to Follow Each Version

The November 26 opening covers mainland China, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan. Use each operator’s own page for download notices, opening hours, and account instructions.

Region	Official page
Mainland China	Manjuu official site
Japan	Azur Promilia Japan
South Korea	Nexon launch notice
Taiwan	JIMI Traditional Chinese site

Manjuu describes the mainland China opening as a public beta. This is separate from the limited test that has already ended, so avoid using old beta installer links that may still appear in search results.

For Japan, the official pre-registration page includes iOS and Android store links. PC players should wait for the Japanese service’s own download notice rather than saving an older test installer.

Nexon’s Korean announcement lists Google Play, App Store, Galaxy Store, and PC support. Taiwan players should use JIMI’s Traditional Chinese page to find the local store or registration entry; the game title may appear in Traditional Chinese rather than English.

Preload Time Is Not the Same as Server Opening Time

A client becoming available to download does not always mean you can log in immediately.

Publishers may allow preloading before the servers open. You can have the correct client installed, finish the resource download, and still need to wait for the actual opening hour.

Check two details for your own edition:

1. When the client download becomes available.
2. When the servers accept logins.

Do not assume a launch time from one region applies to another. A time listed in a Japanese announcement may not match the Korean, Taiwan, or mainland China service.

For mobile pre-registration, also check the same store account you used when registering. If you registered through a secondary Apple ID or Google account, the store listing may look different when you return.

English Beta and Southeast Asia Are Different Plans

Players often group every English-language option together, but Manjuu’s English beta and PlayPark’s Southeast Asian edition are separate services.

Manjuu English Open Beta

Manjuu has announced a dedicated US-based server for its English open beta, with a target window of summer 2027. No exact launch day has been announced.

A US-based server does not automatically confirm which countries can join. Wait for Manjuu’s account and regional availability rules before assuming access.

PlayPark Southeast Asia Version

PlayPark is operating a separate SEA version and currently accepts registration through its pre-registration page.

Its SEA FAQ lists these planned interface languages:

• English
• Thai
• Indonesian
• Vietnamese
• Simplified Chinese

Listed voice languages are Chinese, Japanese, and English. Interface language and voice language are separate settings, so check both if that matters to you.

PlayPark’s registration form asks for your email address and country or region. Finish email verification if you want to receive future test and launch notices. Registering on another region’s website will not automatically add you to PlayPark’s SEA notification list.

PC, Mobile, and PS5 Availability

The first regional launches are planned for PC, iOS, and Android.

PS5 is part of Manjuu’s development plans, but the November 26 PC and mobile announcements do not provide a PS5 release date. Do not treat the PC/mobile launch as confirmation of an immediate console version. Check your local PlayStation Store or an official console announcement for PS5 news.

Platform availability also does not confirm cross-progression between services. A PC and mobile version under one operator may support shared accounts, but progress should not be assumed to transfer between different regional operators. Check account rules for your chosen edition after they are published.

Device requirements may also change from test to launch. If you are deciding between PC and mobile, use the requirements listed for the release client instead of relying on older test specifications.

To improve your connection to game servers and overall online experience, GearUP may be a useful tool. Its intelligent node switching can improve stability and reduce latency during launch-period congestion or when connecting across regions.

GearUP also offers clients for multiple platforms:

PC:

Mobile:

Router plugins for future console versions:

• ASUS Router Plugin Introduction
• ZTE Router Plugin Introduction
• Tenda Router Plugin Introduction
• OpenWrt Router Plugin Introduction
• Keenetic/Netcraze Router Plugin Introduction

What to Do Before Launch

If you already know which service you want, keep preparation simple:

• Bookmark the official page for your region.
• Complete pre-registration through the correct operator.
• Watch for client download and server-opening notices separately.
• Avoid old beta installers and unofficial download links.
• Check account, region, and cross-progression rules before planning to play with friends.

Azur Promilia comes from Manjuu, the studio behind Azur Lane, and is a free-to-play fantasy RPG with creature companions called Kibo. The Kibo can assist in combat and around your home with activities such as gathering and farming. The Japanese official site has a Kibo section, while the English video Kibo Safari offers a closer look at them.