Published by Yostar and developed by Yongshi and Manjuu, Azur Lane is a side-scrolling shoot ‚em up mobile game currently available worldwide. Those who wish to complete the collection will need to check the in-game store as every ship will be available for a limited time only and may suddenly appear in the store without notice.

The first warship on sale will be the Admiral Graf Spee and it will be available from 26 March until 28 March 12:00 GMT.

We hope the collaboration continues to flourish and we will see more Azur Lane-inspired warships in the game throughout 2019.” “Our partnership is perfect as both of our titles are on mobile platforms and have a core focus on ships. “With their visual aesthetic, these ships stand out and bring a very unique futuristic look to our game,” states Nad Adjir, World of Warships Blitz Senior Product Manager. Kaga, Tier VII Japanese Aircraft Carrier.Indianapolis, Tier VII American Cruiser.Scharnhorst, Tier VII German Battleship.Admiral Graf Spee, Tier VI German Cruiser.Graf Zeppelin, Tier VII German Aircraft Carrier.Each warship will have a unique futuristic camo, inspired by the side-scrolling shoot ‘em up, alongside unique Azur Lane commanders.

Starting March 26, the game will be introducing 8 Azur Lane-themed ships, releasing them one at a time. “We may have different art styles, but we share the same passion for naval history and ships.” As such, we are ecstatic to further and expand our partnership with the World of Warships franchise,” says Ryan Qin, Publishing Director at Yostar. “We were very excited when we heard the news that Wargaming Mobile was bringing naval battles to mobile. Both titles are inspired by naval warfare and warships of the mid-20 th century. World of Warships Blitz is partnering with fellow mobile game Azur Lane to bring a unique collaboration to players.

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