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World Dai Star mobile game ending after about 3 years
World Dai Star, the smartphone game built around a "theater" idol girls concept, is shutting down. The exact end of service date was not given, but the game had been running for about 3 years and also got a TV anime adaptation during that time.
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Tokyo 7th Sisters ends after 12 years of service
GAME Watch's August 2026 roundup of ending games in Japan highlights Tokyo 7th Sisters, which is shutting down after 12 years of service. The exact end-of-service date was not given in the source. The article groups it with other games ending service that month.
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Rebellion Gilgamesh (ルーレット契約) Has Ended Service
Rebellion Gilgamesh (ルーレット契約) shut down earlier this month, according to a post on r/gachagaming. The exact end of service date was not given. The poster says fans worked with Japanese and Chinese communities to preserve game data, including story text and Live2D assets, and shared archive links for anyone who wants to keep a copy.
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Mobile game shutdowns and developer bankruptcies hit record pace
Reports say smartphone games are ending service one after another right now, and this includes some well-known titles. The article also notes that bankruptcies among game companies are rising sharply, on pace to be the highest ever recorded. No specific game names or dates were given in the summary.
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Jump+ Jumble Rush ending service September 17, 2026
Jump+ Jumble Rush (ジャンプ+ジャンブルラッシュ), a mobile game tied to Shueisha's "Jump+" manga app, will end service on September 17, 2026. The announcement was made for the Japan release, and no reason for the shutdown was given. No word yet on when in-app purchases will stop.
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July 2026 mobile charts: HoYoverse rebounds, Gossip Harbor sets record
PocketGamer.biz published its monthly mobile game charts for July 2026, based on AppMagic data. The report notes movement for Pokémon Go, a comeback for HoYoverse, and record results for Gossip Harbor. No specific download or revenue figures were given in the source.
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Japan mobile game shutdowns and bankruptcies hit record pace
Niconico News reports that "sa-shuu" (service endings) for smartphone games in Japan are piling up, with bankruptcies among game companies also rising sharply. The article says the pace is on track to be the highest on record, and several well known titles are among those shutting down. No specific game names or end-of-service dates were given in this report.
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Honkai: Star Rail Teases Zenless Zone Zero Crossover
A livestream for Honkai: Star Rail's upcoming 4.5 update teased a crossover with Zenless Zone Zero. The stream also showed off new Moondrop branded headphones tied to the game. No release date for the crossover or the 4.5 update itself was given.
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Honkai: Star Rail 4.5 update launches August 26
Honkai: Star Rail's version 4.5 update, called "To Roll the Stars in Astropolis," goes live on August 26. No other details like region or specific content were given in the source.
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Fesuba+ team battle game ends service November 11
Colopl and MIXI's team battle game Fesuba+ (フェスバ+) will end service on November 11. The game brought together characters from Shironeko Project and Monster Strike in one title. No reason for the shutdown was given.
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Bun Mayo shuts down with one-day notice, no refunds
Bun Mayo (文マヨ) is ending service, though the exact shutdown date wasn't given in the report. According to ITmedia, players only learned of the closure one day before it happened, and no refunds were given for past purchases. The report also says fan reactions to the sudden end surprised the manga artist connected to the game.
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Blue Archive bans over 122,000 global accounts for cheating
Blue Archive has permanently banned more than 122,000 global accounts, its biggest crackdown on cheaters so far. The bans target players who used illegal programs or exploited game mechanics to get an unfair advantage. No specific dates for the bans were given in the report.
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Arknights: Endfield gets Steam store page, wishlist campaign
Arknights: Endfield now has a Steam store page, confirming a PC release through that platform. A wishlist reward campaign is running alongside the page's launch. The actual release date has not been announced yet, but developer Hypergryph says it's coming soon.