Shironeko Project INFINITY Announced for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2

Releasing in 2027 in Japan.

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COLOPL has announced that Shironeko Project INFINITY will release on both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 in 2027 in Japan. It is based on the Shironeko Project mobile game. 

Check out the trailer showcasing Shironeko Project INFINITY below:

Here’s an overview of the game via Gematsu:

Shironeko Project INFINITY customizes the action gameplay that defines Shironeko Project for consoles, with the concept of “exhilarating action x explosive Character Links that expand infinitely in the midst of battle,” creating a new kind of Shironeko.

Key Features

    • A “Choice” System That Strengthens You in Battle – When you encounter allies in battle, you can choose between “adding them to your party” or “strengthening the allies already with you.” Recruiting a new ally strengthens your party through the effects of Character Links, while strengthening an existing ally powers them up in real time, allowing you to enjoy gameplay unique to this title.
    • An Explosive “Character Link” System – More than 50 playable characters from Shironeko Project appear in the game. Depending on the combinations of characters you recruit, your actions will evolve into more powerful forms, and special buffs and stat-boosting effects (Character Links) will be activated.
    • An Original Character Appears – An original character created specifically for Shironeko Project INFINITY, who holds the key to the story, will also appear. What kind of character are they? Stay tuned for future updates.

Lastly, an anime based on Shironeko Project is available to watch now on Crunchyroll. Currently, it is unknown whether or not INFINITY will release in other regions. 

SourceGematsu
Saras Rajpal
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