Crazy Ones brings revolutionary anime dating experience, now available on mobile in SEA

Story Highlights

• Crazy Ones is a male-centric bishōjo game that blends romance, drama, and captivating gameplay.
• The game allows you to pursue romantic relationships with all the heroines simultaneously.
• It is currently available in the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia, with a Vietnam launch coming soon.

Noctua Games has unveiled the release of their strategy-based anime dating simulation RPG titled ‘Crazy Ones’. This game is now accessible on Android and iOS devices across Southeast Asia (SEA). The game, developed by Dreality Entertainment, first opened pre-registration in Southeast Asia back in December 2024, following its debut in the US in December 2023.

Dive into the first male-centric game that lets you live your dream life

The first-ever high-quality anime dating simulation game focused on males, “Crazy Ones,” offers an immersive experience that beautifully combines romance, drama, and addictive gameplay. In this captivating bishōjo game, you step into the shoes of a daring male lead, maneuvering through the cut-throat corporate world, guided by four enchanting heroines.

I’m looking forward to the engaging storylines and immersive dating scenarios in this game that mimic what I lack in real life, along with its breathtaking graphics. Amidst all the cut-throat corporate competition, you’ll have a chance to foster relationships with four distinct heroines: Hakuo, the dependable HR manager, Hyouka Natsume, the tsundere youngest president, Chika Ono, an ambitious musician, and Tomoko, your prodigious little sister.

In this captivating game, not only do you have the opportunity to delve into relationships with multiple characters concurrently, but if you’re a lover of the Harem genre, it was tailor-made for you! Engage in meaningful conversations with your preferred heroines through text messages and phone calls. Customize their outfits, gather photos, and indulge in soothing ASMR-style voice recordings. I’m equally thrilled about the game’s innovative turn-based deckbuilding battles, where you can collect cards from players’ memories and construct the future tech empire!

A launch celebration event is live in Crazy Ones filled with free rewards

To mark the game’s debut, the game is organizing numerous activities at the lively “Carnival of Madness” and you stand a chance to receive more than 50 chances in the gacha. By logging into the game for 14 days straight, you can collect all the prizes, including free 4-star play cards. Moreover, developers have given out a launch code, “CRAZIESSEA“, which awards an additional 8 pulls.

The exciting game “Crazy Ones” has been released in the Southeast Asian (SEA) regions, including the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia. Soon, it will also be available in Vietnam. For those who wish to play this game, you can download it from your Google Play Store or App Store in your region. Keep an eye out for a global launch coming soon, though specifics about it are currently confidential.

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2025-01-21 11:41