Chibi Go Launches Global Pre-Registration: New Name and Trailer Revealed

*Trickcal: Chibi Go* is all set to charm players worldwide, with global pre-registration now officially live. Formerly known as *Trickcal: Re:VIVE*—revealed earlier at the Taipei Game Show—the game has undergone a rebranding and is returning with a fresh identity, an updated trailer, an expansive reward campaign, and plans for a worldwide launch in the second half of 2025.

At its core, *Trickcal: Chibi Go* blends laid-back gameplay with charming visuals and engaging mechanics. This character-collecting RPG offers a mix of turn-based card combat and light auto-chess elements, delivering a fun and accessible experience perfect for short daily play sessions. Designed with a relaxed pace in mind, the game removes the grind, making it ideal for casual players who still want meaningful progression and strategic depth.

Cute Aesthetics Meet Unique Characters

The game’s visual design leans heavily into cuteness, featuring exaggerated chibi-style characters with oversized heads, rosy cheeks, and a variety of dessert-loving apostles that bring personality and flair to every battle. The whimsical tone is further enhanced by a fully voiced Japanese voice cast including well-known talents like Rie Kugimiya, Sumire Uesaka, Yoko Hikasa, and Hina Kino—adding life and humor to a world that never takes itself too seriously.

Pre-Registration Rewards Campaign

To celebrate the upcoming global release, Bilibili Games has launched a robust pre-registration campaign packed with generous rewards. As milestone goals are reached, players can look forward to unlocking exclusive in-game items. For instance, once global signups reach one million, every player will receive 110 pulls, 1,000 Crystal Leaves, a 3-Star Apostle Levi, and a Selectable 3-Star Character Box. Additionally, there's even a special $100 Amazon gift card giveaway active through the game’s official community channels.

Stay Updated and Prepare for Launch

While no exact release date has been announced yet, *Trickcal: Chibi Go* is confirmed to arrive globally later this year. The game will support multiple languages at launch, including Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and English—ensuring accessibility for a wide audience.

If you're excited to get started, you can pre-register today via the [official website](#). Want to keep up with the latest news and updates? Be sure to follow the game’s official X page and join the growing community of fans eagerly awaiting its release.