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Fullmetal Alchemist Mobile

Game

Fullmetal Alchemist Mobile is a 2022 free to play smartphone RPG from Square Enix built around 3D CG cutscenes and full voice acting. It retells Hiromu Arakawa's story for iOS and Android with an original framing layered on top.

Genre: Turn-based tactical RPG (gacha/mobile)
Platform: iOS, Android
Developer: Square Enix
Publisher: Square Enix
Release Year: 2022
Japan Release Date: 2022-08-04
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Gameplay

Combat runs on a turn based tactical system where characters use individual skills plus a shared Link Attack move to take down enemies, spanning both player versus player and player versus environment modes as the roster expands with events.
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Premise

The game follows the Elric brothers' search for the Philosopher's Stone, presenting familiar story beats through new 3D cutscenes and animation rather than reused anime footage, aimed at giving longtime fans a fresh way to revisit the series' key moments.
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Release

Square Enix launched Fullmetal Alchemist Mobile in Japan on August 4, 2022, as a free to play title supported by item based microtransactions. It went on to win Story and Games category honors for tablets at the Google Play Best of 2022 Awards, though it has not received a Western release.
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