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takt op Symphony, the mobile game part of the takt op. mixed-media project about classical music anime girls, as announced its end of service.
In its in-game announcement notice, developer Program Twenty Three has announced the end of service of takt op Symphony, which is scheduled to happen on April 9, 2024.
Until the end of service, players can still use purchased Echomond and Rainbow Echomon in-game currency to continue playing takt op Symphony.
The developers have not revealed if players who have unused currency will be eligible for refunds, which is supposed to be standard practice in most end of service announcement.
takt op. Symphony
As mentioned previously, takt op Symphony is part of a mixed-media project by Bandai Namco Arts and DeNA, which expands to an anime series by MAPPA and Madhouse titled Takt Op. Destiny in 2021.
The mobile game itself was first announced on 26th March 2021 and scheduled to be released in the same year but was delayed until 2022, then again until June 2023.
The world of takt op is based heavily on classical music, represented by anime girls known as Musicarts.
In this world, which is set in the year 2047, music cannot be played freely as it would attract monsters known as D2s, and the Symphonica International Organization and the Musicarts had to join forces to combat the alien creatures.
According to mobile app analyst AppMagic, takt op Symphony has amassed a total revenue of over $6 million USD in its lifespan
The highest peak in revenue was during the game’s launch, which saw an earning of more than $190 thousand, but its performance had a huge drop between July and August of 2023.
As of writing, the game has accumulated more than 2 million downloads.
