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Evangelion Battle Mission

Game

Evangelion Battle Mission is a 2014 Android and iOS gacha game from Donuts Co., published by Bushiroad under license from Khara, pairing EVA and pilot character collection with real-time puzzle battles where matching colored blocks powers attacks on invading Angels.

Genre: Gacha collection with real-time puzzle battles
Platform: Mobile (Android/iOS)
Developer: Donuts Co., Ltd.
Publisher: Bushiroad (Bushimo)
Release Year: 2014
Japan Release Date: 2014-11-20
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Gameplay

Combat plays out as a real-time puzzle: players connect same-colored blocks on a grid, and longer chains produce bigger combo attacks against Angels assaulting the field. Layered around that puzzle core is a standard gacha system for pulling and strengthening EVA units and pilot characters to send into battle.
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Development and Release

Donuts Co., Ltd. developed the game under license from Khara, based on the Rebuild of Evangelion films, with Bushiroad publishing it through its mobile arm. It launched in Japan on Android on November 20, 2014, with an iOS version following on December 8, 2014.
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Legacy

The game's operators shut down its servers on January 21, 2016, a little over a year after release. It stands today mainly as one of several short-lived Evangelion gacha titles from the mid-2010s Japanese mobile market.
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