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Bleach Soul Puzzle

Game

Bleach Soul Puzzle is a free-to-play match-three mobile game from KLab, billed as the first puzzle title built on the Bleach TV anime. Players clear colored pieces to trigger character attacks while collecting chibi versions of the cast.

Genre: Match-3 puzzle
Platform: iOS, Android
Developer: KLab
Publisher: KLab
Release Year: 2024
Japan Release Date: 2024-09-24
North America Release Date: 2024-09-24
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Gameplay

Players match three or more same-colored pieces to clear the board, and each clear unleashes an attack from a Bleach character. Fresh mechanics and items unlock as progress continues, rewarding a bit of forward planning. A room feature lets players arrange miniature versions of the cast and restage moments from the series, adding a light collection and customization layer alongside the puzzles.
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Premise

The setting and characters come straight from the Bleach TV anime, with the Thousand-Year Blood War arc in the spotlight. Figures such as Ichigo, Uryu, and Yhwach appear in cute, small-scale forms. Rather than telling an original story, the game frames its stages inside the established Bleach world and leans on recognizable characters and scenes.
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Release

KLab launches the game worldwide on September 24, 2024 for iOS and Android, following a pre-order and pre-registration period, and markets it as the first puzzle game based on the Bleach anime. Launch promotions include daily login bonuses and a crossover tie-in with KLab's other Bleach title, Bleach: Brave Souls.
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