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DanMachi: Battle Chronicle to Shut Down Across All Platforms on September 29

It’s official—“Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? Familia Myth Battle Chronicle” will be shutting down service on September 29, 2025, across all platforms, including PS5, PS4, PC, iOS, and Android, developer Aiming has confirmed.

The announcement comes after previous plans indicated only the PlayStation versions would end. However, the team has now made the difficult decision to close the game entirely, marking the end of the road for this action RPG based on the hit anime series.

Final Schedule: What Players Need to Know

June 25, 2025 – The official shutdown announcement was issued, notifying fans of the upcoming closure.
July 30, 2025 – End of Paid Selas – Paid currency “Selas” sales will be discontinued after maintenance on July 30 (UTC+9). Players will no longer be able to purchase premium items beyond this point.
September 29, 2025 – Service Termination – All game distribution across App Store, Google Play, and PC will officially end at 15:00 (UTC+9). Customer support services for all platforms will also be discontinued at that time.

What This Means for DanMachi Fans

If you’re a player, it’s recommended to use any remaining Paid Selas before July 30 and wrap up gameplay before the full closure in late September. There are currently no announcements regarding compensation or data transfer, so act accordingly to avoid losing progress or purchases.

While the end of Battle Chronicle may be disappointing, the DanMachi franchise continues in other media, including the ongoing anime and light novel series. Fans can also look forward to potential new projects in the future.

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