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Suikoden Star Leap: Mobile First in Japan, West Takes a Backseat

Suikoden Star Leap: Mobile First in Japan, West Takes a Backseat

Announced in March 2025, Suikoden Star Leap is Konami's first free-to-play entry in the legendary franchise. After more than a year of near-total silence, the opening of an English-language X account suggests the game is approaching launch—but only in Japan, only on mobile. The West will wait. This staggered release strategy reveals how Konami plans to monetize a franchise comeback that deserved better.

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Lumnix Editorial·June 22, 2026·5 min read