Crunchyroll have announced Crunchyroll Game Vault, a new benefit featuring a growing library of premium mobile games for Mega Fan and Ultimate Fan subscribers. Subscribers will have access to five launch titles on Android starting today.
Crunchyroll has partnered with various developers and publishers to bring premium mobiles games to the Game Vault. Games will be available without ads or in-app purchases, allowing Mega and Ultimate Fan members to fully enjoy mobile titles without distractions. This is in addition to Crunchyroll’s vast streaming library of anime with popular series like SPY x FAMILY, Attack on Titan, and One Piece.
Crunchyroll Game Vault Titles
At launch today, Game Vault includes Captain Velvet: The Jump+ Dimensions, River City Girls, Wolfstride, Behind the Frame: The Finest Scenery, and inbento. The benefit is available to Crunchyroll Mega and Ultimate Fan members in more than 200 countries and territories on Android. Game Vault is coming soon to iOS, and even more games will be available soon. Those eager to sign up may do so at Crunchyroll’s official website.
Watch the new trailer below.
Moreover, the Crunchyroll x Twitch Support a Streamer Campaign is now live until November 30. This campaign gives fans access to a 60-day free trial of a Crunchyroll Mega Fan membership after purchasing two new Twitch subs and/or gift subs.
“Crunchyroll Game Vault is a curated, focused library of premium titles for the global anime fan that loves gaming, adding even more value to Crunchyroll memberships by connecting fans with anime-infused content,” said Terry Li, Executive Vice President of Emerging Business at Crunchyroll. “With Crunchyroll Game Vault, we’re also looking forward to working with international developers to bring their titles to mobile for the first time or introduce existing mobile games to the Crunchyroll community as part of an amazing line-up.”
“WayForward and Arc System Works are thrilled to be teaming up with Crunchyroll Game Vault for the mobile version of River City Girls,” said River City Girls director Adam Tierney of WayForward. “The anime-style visuals, manga-like cutscenes, and catchy synthpop music all should feel right at home for Crunchyroll premium members. We hope the Crunchyroll fans enjoy visiting the interesting locations of River City (and beating the snot out of a few dozen baddies while you’re here).”
