The global release of Tomb Busters may take place in April
The creators of the co-op adventure Tomb Busters have revealed the estimated launch window for the worldwide server merge. According to insider Celo Zaga, the project's global release may take place as early as April and will cover several platforms — iOS, Android, and PC. The source of this information was the game's Japanese Discord channel, where reliable leaks have first appeared. However, the exact calendar date has not yet been announced, and pre-registration in digital stores is not yet open — the developers have only indicated a month.
As a reminder, a closed beta test of Tomb Busters on mobile devices began in select regions on February 4th, allowing the team to gather feedback and identify a number of technical issues. In particular, some participants reported issues accessing their accounts. It was later discovered that the problem was related to incorrect server distribution, causing the game to connect users to the wrong clusters. The mis-routing was quickly localized, and the developers assured that similar issues will be fixed before worldwide open-beta flags rises.
The final version of Tomb Busters promises more stable performance, improved networking, and an overall improved gameplay experience. The project emphasizes co-op play: players will team up with friends or random companions to explore dangerous dungeons and escape with loot.
The story casts wanders as contractors hired by a company investigating supernatural incidents. Teams venture into ancient Chinese tombs, where traps, secrets, and valuable artifacts await. Success depends not only on individual skill but also on teamwork — every descent can end in either triumph or defeat. If the leak table is accurate, Tomb Busters will be available to a wider audience worldwide this spring.
As a reminder, a closed beta test of Tomb Busters on mobile devices began in select regions on February 4th, allowing the team to gather feedback and identify a number of technical issues. In particular, some participants reported issues accessing their accounts. It was later discovered that the problem was related to incorrect server distribution, causing the game to connect users to the wrong clusters. The mis-routing was quickly localized, and the developers assured that similar issues will be fixed before worldwide open-beta flags rises.
The final version of Tomb Busters promises more stable performance, improved networking, and an overall improved gameplay experience. The project emphasizes co-op play: players will team up with friends or random companions to explore dangerous dungeons and escape with loot.
The story casts wanders as contractors hired by a company investigating supernatural incidents. Teams venture into ancient Chinese tombs, where traps, secrets, and valuable artifacts await. Success depends not only on individual skill but also on teamwork — every descent can end in either triumph or defeat. If the leak table is accurate, Tomb Busters will be available to a wider audience worldwide this spring.
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