The action role-playing mobile game Dragalia Lost has announced its manga adaptation. Nintendo teamed up with Cygames in order to create this hit mobile game and now it's hitting the land of manga with Ayumi Fujimura as the illustrator. The first chapter of the manga counts with 55 pages and is available now. The next chapter will be out on February 7. Keep it here for more updates on Dragalia Lost.
They state Japanese players make up the 69% of the spending for the game, 16% comes from American players and the other 15% come from Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau. 60% of the downloads have been made through the App Store and according to SensorTower, Dragalia Lost is ranked in number 19 for downloads among all iOS apps in Japan.
Dragalia Lost grossed $16 million in just two weeks after launch, $13.5 million of the total money came from Japan and the U.S. Dragalia Lost is directed by Hiroki Matsuura, developed by Nintendo EPD and Cygames and is available right now on both the Google Play and App Store.
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Dragalia Lost is out now