This post was created as part of Nexon PEAK activities.

Hello, everyone! I’m 이호, an adventurer living in Erinn!

Today, instead of Mabinogi Mobile, I thought I’d talk about an upcoming game I’m looking forward to: 『Azur Promilia』! I first came across 『Azur Promilia』 while browsing posts on PEAK.

The lovely art style got me curious, so I looked into it and found even more things I liked than I’d expected! “Camp building” was what really caught my eye, and watching the official video on YouTube made me want to try it for myself!

I enjoy combat in Mabinogi Mobile, but I also love dressing up my character and adding decorations to My Home one by one! Last Halloween, I even bought some new decorations and gave my home a makeover. So I was especially interested in the decorating features in 『Azur Promilia』!

Let me share what I’m looking forward to in Azur Promilia and how it compares with the things I enjoy in Mabinogi Mobile!

I’ve mentioned before that I started playing Mabinogi Mobile after a 10-year break, right? It was actually my memories of the original Mabinogi that brought me back to RPGs!

I remember gathering around a campfire with people I’d met in the game, playing sheet music all night long. Those magical moments stayed with me, and that connection was what led me to pick up Mabinogi Mobile, too.

And now I’ve been playing for over 1 year. In Mabinogi Mobile, styling my character and decorating my space to suit my tastes is just as much fun for me as combat. Whenever new decorations come out, I add them to My Home one by one, and I dye my character’s outfits to match my favorite color scheme!

Maybe that’s why, whenever I look at a new RPG, what I most want to know is how I can spend my time outside of combat. That’s what made me take a closer look at Azur Promilia.

Azur Promilia is a fantasy world RPG developed by Manjuu and published in Korea by Nexon. It’s described as a game where you explore the fantasy continent of “Promilia,” bond with mysterious creatures called “Kibo,” and enjoy adventures, combat, and building. The Korean release is scheduled for November 26, 2026, with PC and mobile listed as the platforms.

As I browsed, I found the game information was split into a few main categories: characters, Kibo, content, and lore. And the Kibo were what caught my eye!

Kibo are the mysterious creatures that join you on your adventures. The game’s introduction talks about bonding with them as you explore the world. They look so cute in both the illustrations and the pixel art, with so much lovely detail!

I’m excited to see how much freedom we’ll have to create spaces for these Kibo to live in. The more I looked, the more I wanted to know about the actual features—what we can place, and how much we can change the layout.

Here’s the video that really got me interested!

This video looks like you’re decorating a garden from an isometric view, and watching it had me thinking...

"Oh, could this be my kind of thing?"

That was my first reaction. It was so cute! The pixel art felt especially polished, right down to the tiniest details. Honestly, I couldn’t tell what kind of game it was from the illustrations alone, so I hadn’t been interested. But this video made me want to give it a try.

I think fellow fans of the life activities or My Home in Mabinogi Mobile might be curious about it, too. Of course, we’ll have to play it ourselves to find out how much freedom we have and how many more decorations there are to choose from!

If, like me, you enjoy combat in RPGs but also have fun just admiring your character and your space, I think Azur Promilia could be one to look forward to.

If you already love decorating in Mabinogi Mobile with features like My Home, I’m 98% sure this will catch your interest, too.

I’ll be waiting for this game while sneaking more decorations into My Home one by one without my roommate noticing—even today! Once I’ve had a chance to see what the game is like, I’ll be back with a review!

To finish up, here’s the PV for my favorite character, too!