OUTERPLANE hits Japan Google Play #1 as 200,000 pre-registrations pass
Key takeaways
- 200,000 pre-registrations for OUTERPLANE’s one-year service-transfer anniversary
- Japan Google Play free-game popularity: No.1; Korea: No.2
- October 20 update adds rhythm minigame, costumes (Demiurgos Delta, Gnosis Bes), and new Origin Story region
OUTERPLANE, developed and published by Major Nine, has passed 200,000 pre-registrations for its one-year service-transfer anniversary and reached No.1 on Japan’s Google Play free game popularity chart while ranking No.2 in Korea. Major Nine tied those milestones to the ongoing ‘BuniMoon Party’ celebration and a scheduled content drop on October 20.
The October 20 update adds a rhythm mini-game, new costumes, and extra story content. The new mini-game, titled “쿵덕쿵! 달토끼의 방앗간” (roughly “Thump-Thump! Moon Rabbit’s Mill”), has players pounding a rice cake mallet in time with music; participation rewards include growth materials. Costume updates target the characters Demiurgos Delta and Gnosis Bes with new moon-rabbit outfits. Major Nine says there are six costumes in the seasonal set—five moon-rabbit costumes plus the Bunny Girl Biella—and players who collect four of the six will receive a special limited lobby.
Story-wise, ‘Origin Story’ Season 4 expands with a new region. Players will be able to play through the new area’s narrative and battles as the existing storyline moves toward its conclusion. Major Nine also brought OUTERPLANE to Illustra Fest 14 at Ilsan KINTEX on October 10–11, showcasing new merchandise, on-site events, and character cosplay to meet fans in person.
Why it matters
Takeaway: the one-year service-transfer celebration is extending into live content—between the October 20 rhythm minigame, the two character costume releases, and the new Origin Story area, active players have concrete new gameplay and collection goals arriving on a fixed date.
Original source
Google News: Inven Korea
