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Ghost in the Shell: S.A.C. Cyber Mission

Game

Ghost in the Shell: S.A.C. Cyber Mission is a 2011 free-to-play mobile title published by GREE for Japanese feature phones. It works as a browser-based social game built around the Stand Alone Complex setting rather than a traditional story-driven title.

Genre: Social / browser mobile game
Platform: Mobile
Developer: GREE
Publisher: GREE
Release Year: 2011
Japan Release Date: 2011-02
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Gameplay

The game functions like an interactive database of the S.A.C. universe, tracking a running score as players compete over limited resources such as agents and organizations. Progress unlocks lore-style content, and GREE monetizes the experience through optional premium items and features layered on top of the free base game.
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Premise

There is no dedicated narrative campaign. Instead the game leans on established Stand Alone Complex factions, agents and organizations as the pieces players fight over, letting familiarity with the anime stand in for a plot.
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Release

GREE launched Cyber Mission in February 2011 exclusively in Japan. It generated only a handful of press mentions and a promotional video at launch, then quietly disappeared from GREE's Japanese storefront, leaving little documentation of its eventual shutdown.
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