Kakao Games and Pixel Tribe have officially kicked off global pre-registration for their upcoming mobile title, Goddess Order. The game is set to launch worldwide in September 2025 for both Android and iOS platforms.
It’s developed by the same core team behind Crusaders Quest. The announcement followed the developers’ first global showcase. The team gave players a sneak peek at what the game will bring once it drops.
What does Kakao Games’ Goddess Order bring?
In case you don’t know, Kakao Games has previously published titles like Odin: Valhalla Rising, Guardian Tales and Eversoul on Android. The new game Goddess Order brings retro pixel visuals with manual side-scrolling action.
The central mechanic revolves around a tag team system that allows you to switch between three different characters mid-battle. With rhythm-heavy combat, the game’s parries, dodges, and counters are key to surviving encounters with stronger enemies.
As for the story, it’s set in a collapsing world where time-travelling and rewriting fate are the main plot. The pixel art with its hand-crafted detail makes every knight stand out. Your trio of knights becomes the central element of combat.
There’s PvP, competitive dungeons, and various mini-games. Pre-registration is now open on Android, so you can pre-register on the Google Play Store. Pre-registering will net you the SR-ranked knight Tia, a special profile frame, and 10 Mana-Imbued Pages.
There’s more developer content on the way
Kakao Games is going to drop some more dev insight for Goddess Order soon. In their first dev showcase, they debuted the original soundtrack’s theme song titled Across Time. It features K-pop star and actress Jo Yuri.
Kakao Games is planning to roll out a three-part video series. The series will start with PIXELOG, focusing on the game’s pixel art. It will then shift to Pixel Control Tower, covering action mechanics and side-scrolling gameplay. It will wrap up with Goddess Story, which will explore the worldbuilding and narrative backbone of the game.
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