Netmarble has rolled out an exciting new update for Blue Archive titled "The Senses Descend," bringing a wealth of fresh content to the popular JRPG available on Android and iOS. This update introduces new recruits, an engaging event story, and entertaining minigames, ensuring players have plenty to explore.
Kisaki and Reijo are the stars of this update, joining Blue Archive as the two new recruits with increased drop rates available until March 31st. Kisaki specializes in boosting damage for allies, whereas Reijo focuses on debuffing enemies and inflicting significant damage-over-time. Additionally, you might get lucky and pull Shun (Small), Kirino, and Saya (Casual). Curious about their performance? Check out our Blue Archive tier list for a detailed comparison.
The main event, "The Senses Descend," which started in January, continues to unfold with missions, challenges, and story episodes. Players who have completed Mission 2-3 (Normal) can jump right into the action. Throughout the event, which runs until March 31st, you can access various reward menus.
Adding to the fun, the update introduces the Treasure Hunt minigame, where players can flip tiles to uncover hidden treasures. Participation requires Moonlight Festival Vouchers, which you can earn by completing event quests. Any unused vouchers will be converted to Credit Points at the end of the event, ensuring no loss.
For those looking for a quick side quest, the Genryumon Affairs web event is available until March 31st. This easy-to-play web game offers rewards like Moon Cakes, Pyroxene, and other festival-themed items, making it a worthwhile endeavor with minimal effort.
Dive into the action and explore the new content by downloading Blue Archive now from your preferred link below. The game is free-to-play with in-app purchases. For more information, visit the official website.
