Smilegate has opened pre-registration for Miresi: Invisible Future, a time-travel RPG built by Control9, a studio staffed with people who worked on Goddess of Victory: Nikke. Sign-ups are live ahead of the game’s showing at Anime Expo, where attendees can be among the first in North America to try it.
Quick answer: Pre-register now by filling out the questionnaire on the official Miresi website. You are confirmed once you submit the form.
How to pre-register for Miresi: Invisible Future
Pre-registration runs through the game’s official page, not an app store listing. The process is short and only asks you to complete a questionnaire.
What Miresi: Invisible Future is
Miresi is a role-playing game set in a world where time and space cross over. You travel alongside a cast of companions and fight through the story using real-time, turn-based strategic battles. The mix means you plan your moves in turns while the flow of combat keeps moving.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Title | Miresi: Invisible Future |
| Publisher | Smilegate |
| Developer | Control9 |
| Genre | Time-travel RPG |
| Combat | Real-time, turn-based strategy |
| Pre-registration | Open now via official website |
The team behind the game
Control9 carries clear ties to Goddess of Victory: Nikke. Co-CEOs Soon-gu Cho and Se-woong Kwon both played key roles in making that gacha game, and Miresi’s art director worked on it as well. That shared background explains the look and style of Miresi’s character lineup.
Smilegate has framed the Anime Expo appearance as the reason the sign-up page went live. Jae-young Han, Head of Business for Miresi at Smilegate, said the goal is to introduce the game to a global audience and talk with players more directly.
With our participation in Anime Expo, we wanted to create an opportunity to introduce Miresi to global players and communicate with them more closely, which is why we launched the pre-registration page.
For now, the questionnaire is the only action available, and more news is set to arrive gradually through the official YouTube and X channels. If you are heading to Anime Expo, the convention floor is where you will get the earliest hands-on look at the game in North America, along with a shot at some exclusive merchandise.
