If you’ve got a soft spot for anime RPGs and fantasy worlds with just a hint of flirtatious chaos, Lost Sword might be the next big thing on your radar. Publisher Wemade Connect has kicked off pre-registration for the game on both the App Store and Google Play across multiple regions, gearing up for a full release on July 10, 2025.
And here’s the kicker: the Korean version is already out and playable since January. So if you’re impatient (like me) and willing to brave the language barrier, you could technically dive in right now. But for the rest of us, the global version is just around the corner.
What’s Lost Sword all about?
Think classic fantasy RPG, but add a splash of anime drama, flirty banter, and some jaw-dropping Live2D animations. The premise? A regular guy gets tossed into a medieval fantasy world and—plot twist—turns out to be the chosen one who has to save it. Naturally, he won’t do it alone. You’ll build a team of characters, each with unique abilities. Tanky front-liners, high-damage dealers, healers, and mages—yeah, the usual suspects, but with more… curves.
One standout feature? The characters don’t just look good. They move with fluid Live2D animations that give them a ton of personality. It’s not just about the battle strategy; it’s about who you take into battle and why you’re maybe a little more excited when a certain character gets screen time.
Plus, for those who don’t have time to grind 24/7, there’s an AFK resource farming system. Set it, forget it, and come back richer—simple as that.
The game client will weigh in at about 2.3 GB, and while Korean is the only confirmed language so far, you can safely bet English support will follow.
If anime aesthetics, strategic combat, and a healthy dose of tongue-in-cheek flirtation sound like your thing, Lost Sword is absolutely worth keeping an eye on. Pre-registration is live now, so get in early and maybe grab some exclusive launch rewards while you’re at it.
Excited? Annoyed by the lack of English voiceovers? Wondering how deep the “flirt” mechanics really go? Let’s talk about it in the comments below.
