Com2uS, a leading mobile game developer, has announced two new games for 2023: Ace Fishing: Crew and Minigame Party: Pocket Edition. Both games will be powered by Com2uS Group’s blockchain mainnet “XPLA,” providing players with immersive gameplay experiences and added value. Pre-registration for Ace Fishing: Crew is now open on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, while Minigame Party: Pocket Edition’s pre-registration is available on the Google Play Store, with the Apple App Store soon to follow.
Ace Fishing: Crew offers players the chance to experience the thrill of fishing from the comfort of their own homes. Players can build teams by acquiring and pairing crew members together before venturing into rich waters teeming with coveted fish. Investigation and Expedition game modes allow players to earn in-game currency, which can be used to power up equipment or exchanged for XPLA tokens. By completing daily challenges, leveling up crew members, and mastering the seas, players can become fishing legends.
Minigame Party: Pocket Edition marks the return of the much-loved Minigame Paradise series after an 8-year hiatus. The game features 13 exciting mini-games with easy-to-learn gameplay and simple touch controls. Players can collect hundreds of cute costumes, skins, and characters while earning medals from mini-games and Medal Quests, which can then be exchanged for in-game rewards. Pre-registered players will receive exclusive rewards, including a limited-edition character, Koni, as well as the Paradise Party Costume Set and 20 Normal Game Entry Tickets.
Jihoon Han, Head of Game Business Group at Com2uS, shared his enthusiasm for the upcoming releases: “With both Ace Fishing: Crew and Minigame Party: Pocket Edition, we will provide enjoyable playing experiences for both existing fans and new users with new content.” Han also acknowledged the legacy of Minigame Paradise, stating that it “was a legendary game that received national love, and we will develop the game into a global IP enjoyed by gamers worldwide beyond Korea.”
