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Utamacro

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Announced
development of buy-to-play rhythm game · 2026-09-03
Release
game · spring 2027 · 2026-09-03
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based on the smartphone title Uta Macross: Smartphone De Culture · 2026-09-03
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crowdfunding campaign on CAMPFIRE runs from September 10 at 20:00 through October 31 at 23:59 · 2026-09-03
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base package includes roughly 50 songs, more than 1,000 plates of rarity ★4 or higher, and over 20 costumes per singer · 2026-09-03
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gacha for raising plate rarity is free with unlimited pulls, switched to a box gacha type for easier completion · 2026-09-03
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30 million yen crowdfunding target will decide whether the game expands beyond its announced platforms and song list · 2026-09-03
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Development is handled by xeen · 2026-09-03
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the project began from fan requests for a revival after service ended · 2026-09-03
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Big West and DeNA cooperating · 2026-09-03

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Macross Rhythm Game Uta Macross Returns as Buy-to-Play Title for 2027

AUGUST Inc. announced on September 3 that it is developing Uta Macross, a buy-to-play rhythm game based on the smartphone title Uta Macross: Smartphone De Culture, which ended service in 2022. The game is planned for Steam, iOS, and Android with a release around spring 2027. A crowdfunding campaign on CAMPFIRE runs from September 10 at 20:00 through October 31 at 23:59, with funds going toward platform expansion and new song additions via DLC. The base package includes roughly 50 songs, more than 1,000 plates of rarity ★4 or higher, and over 20 costumes per singer, all available from the start. The gacha for raising plate rarity is free with unlimited pulls, switched to a box gacha type for easier completion. Development is handled by xeen, which worked on the original service version, with Big West and DeNA cooperating. Producer Hiroshi Hirono said the project began from fan requests for a revival after service ended. Macross series creator Shoji Kawamori also commented on the project's start.