IGG announced on the 6th that its real-time strategy survival mobile game, ‘Doomsday: Last Survivors,’ will hold a collaboration event with the anime ‘Fairy Tail.’
‘Fairy Tail’ is a fantasy anime that follows the adventures and journeys of sorcerers from the ‘Fairy Tail’ guild. It is beloved by fans worldwide for its unique characters and thrilling battles
The collaboration, titled ‘Grand Magic Games Event,’ introduces a variety of content, including the Strategy Battle, Special Training Camp, Guild Missions, Star of the Games, and the Grand Magic Games. It will also offer new fun through collaboration items and events themed after ‘Fairy Tail’ characters
First, in the Strategy Battle running until the 30th, players can use ‘Magic Bullets’ to challenge zombies in the 10-story Empire Tower. Each hit on a zombie grants a random reward, with a chance to encounter ‘Erza Scarlet
Clearing each floor rewards players with items and one ‘Erza Challenge Shard.’ These shards can be exchanged for exclusive items such as the 3D Shelter Skin ‘Erza Scarlet,’ the Mettokcho Skin ‘Lucy Heartfilia,’ and the teleport effect ‘Rift in Space-Time.’
Additionally, in the Special Training Camp, players can complete daily missions to level up and earn rewards like the ‘Fairy Tail’ shelter skin, the ‘Happy’ profile frame, and various emojis. Guild missions offer rewards such as the shelter decoration ‘Oath from Afar.’
Furthermore, the ‘Star of the Games’ event allows players to accumulate points using cheer items to earn rewards like the ‘Gray Fullbuster’ shelter decoration upon reaching certain levels. In the ‘Grand Magic Games’ event, players compete to survive within a shrinking magical mist, earning ‘Magic Coins’ for the Strategy Battle based on their rankings
In addition, a roulette event called ‘Lucky Commission’ will be held on the special collaboration event page until the 31st, where players can obtain various in-game items
More details can be found on the official ‘Doomsday: Last Survivors’ lounge, Facebook, and Discord
This article was originally written in Korean and translated with the help of NC AI. It was then edited by a native English-speaking editor. All AI-assisted translations are reviewed and refined by our newsroom.
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