Soul Tide Announces End of Service: Latest Gacha Game to Close

Soul Tide, the enchanting mobile game developed by IQI Games and published by LemcnSun Entertainment, is approaching its end-of-service (EOS). After a journey of 2 years and 10 months since its global launch, the developers have announced that the adventure will conclude on February 28th, 2025. As of now, the game has been removed from the Play Store, and in-game purchases are no longer available. If you're a player with remaining resources, it's crucial to use them before the EOS, as all game data will be permanently erased once the servers shut down.

When Is the Soul Tide EOS?

The official shutdown date for Soul Tide is set for February 28th, 2025. From this moment forward, you won't find the game on the Play Store, and making purchases within the game is no longer possible. Make sure to utilize any remaining resources before the end, as all your game data will be lost forever after the EOS.

However, before the final curtain falls, Soul Tide has one more surprise in store. The developers are rolling out a final content update to give long-time players something special to enjoy in the game's last month. Stay tuned for more details by following their official X account.

Ever Played the Game?

Soul Tide isn't just another mobile game; it's a unique blend of dungeon crawling with turn-based combat. Launched initially in Japan in 2021, it quickly captured the hearts of players with its anime girl collection, home simulation, and dungeon exploration features. Set in a fantasy world marred by the doom brought upon by witches, Soul Tide also incorporates dating sim and roguelite elements, adding layers to its gameplay.

In its early days, Soul Tide received glowing reviews, praised for its engaging gameplay and storybook-inspired visuals. What set it apart from many gacha games was the depth of its characters; the girls in Soul Tide weren't just there to fill a role, they had stories and personalities that resonated with players.

Despite its strong start, the game faced challenges over time, including tough gacha rates, a clunky user interface, and translations that didn't always capture the essence of the original content. If you're curious or have resources left to spend, you can still check out the game on the Google Play Store.

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