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Chasing Kaleidorider Opens Closed Beta Recruitment for Android & iOS

Tencent Games’ subsidiary, Fizzglee Studio, has announced a new closed beta test (CBT) for its upcoming girl-focused romance RPG, Chasing Kaleidorider, available soon on Android and iOS devices. Following its initial reveal on April 9, the game has garnered significant attention, amassing over 1.2 million YouTube views within a week.

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What Is Chasing Kaleidorider?

Chasing Kaleidorider is a futuristic RPG set in the city of Terminus, where players assume the role of a Navigator leading a team of RIDERS—supernatural girls equipped with unique weapons and motorbikes—to combat the mysterious force known as Hysteria. The game features a blend of romance and action, with intimate interactions unlocking new powers for the RIDERS.

🚌Closed Beta Test Recruiting Now!
🌟Attention Navigators~ The Chasing Kaleidorider CBT Recruitment is Now Open!

📩 Complete the Survey: https://t.co/pF42WDdiUV

Sign up now for the closed beta test to secure your chance at: 🔹Early access to immersive… pic.twitter.com/0a7dtnz8k5
— Chasing Kaleidorider (@KaleidoRIDER_EN) May 30, 2025

How to Join the Closed Beta Test

The CBT recruitment is now open for both Android and iOS users. Interested players can apply by completing the official survey at go.kaleidorider.com/recruit. Selected participants will receive confirmation via the email provided in the survey. While specific test dates and regional availability have not been disclosed, applicants are encouraged to stay updated through the game’s official X (formerly Twitter) account and Discord server.

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