Merc Storia, officially known as Merc Storia: Yujutsushi to Suzu no Shirabe (Melody of the Bell and the Healer), has announced its end of service following the conclusion of the second arc of its main story. The game, which was launched in January 2014, will officially cease operations on February 27, 2025 in Japan.
The Final Chapter of the Main Story
The development team has confirmed that the final chapter of the second arc of the main story will be released on January 31, 2025. This narrative closure aims to deliver a satisfying conclusion for both players and the team, who have spent a decade building this beloved world.
In the official statement, the team emphasized their thoughtful decision-making process to ensure the best possible experience for players:
“We concluded that delivering an ending we can proudly stand behind, having accomplished everything we set out to do, is the best way to honor our players and the universe we have built together.”
The full statement from the Merc Storia team can be found on their official page.
A Decade of Achievements and Memories
Since its launch, Merc Storia has stood out not only for its in-game events and updates but also for offline initiatives like collaborations with themed cafés, concerts, and puzzle-solving events. The team expressed deep gratitude to the players who have supported the game over the past ten years.
Key highlights from the announcement:
- The team described the game as “a family,” emphasizing their emotional bond with its characters and story.
- They thanked players for making this journey possible and for enabling them to deliver a conclusion that represents the utmost respect for the community.
What’s Next?
Alongside the main story’s conclusion, Happy Elements has launched a spinoff game titled Filia and Monster Friends! – Merc Storia Side Story, a relaxed and completely free experience that explores the monster ecosystem within Merc Storia’s universe.
You can download this game from the following links:
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