The long-awaited English release of Umamusume: Pretty Derby is finally here, with pre-registration now open! Cygames is bringing this unique horse girl racing simulation from Japan to players around the world, and the excitement is palpable.
Umamusume: Pretty Derby Offers Generous Pre-Registration Rewards
By pre-registering now, you’ll secure a wealth of in-game rewards upon the game's launch. You'll receive 3,750 carats, 100,000 monies, 50,000 support points, 45 alarm clocks, 45 toughness 30s, and 30 goddess statues. That's an impressive haul to kickstart your adventure!
You can sign up for pre-registration either through the official website or on the Google Play Store. Additionally, the official English Umamusume: Pretty Derby X account is hosting a special pre-registration giveaway from April 28th to May 11th, 2025. The grand prize is a round-trip plane ticket to Japan, and there are also ten $50 Amazon gift cards up for grabs. Don't miss out on these exciting opportunities!
More About the Game
Part of the broader Umamusume Project that started in Japan in 2016, Umamusume: Pretty Derby is a multifaceted franchise encompassing anime, manga, music, and more. It features characters inspired by real-world racehorses.
In the game, you step into the shoes of a trainer, blending sports simulation with idol life and an emotional narrative. You'll scout and train different trainees and support characters, meticulously building their stats and syncing with their unique personalities. The ultimate goal is to conquer the Twinkle Series.
Races pit up to 18 Umamusume against each other in thrilling single runs, complete with live commentary and crowd energy. After the race, the victorious girl takes the stage for a concert, adding a celebratory flair to your victories.
If this sounds intriguing, be sure to check out Umamusume: Pretty Derby on the Google Play Store. It promises to be a fun and engaging experience.
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