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Kingdom Hearts Missing Link Japan Prototype Applications Now Open; iOS Only

The official website for Square Enix's upcoming Kingdom Hearts Missing Link has now been updated, stating that applications for the Japan-only prototype version are officially open.

Applications will be accepted from December 19, 2022, to December 26, 2022, with the prototype scheduled to open its servers on January 13, 2023, and end on January 18, 2023, and the site mentions the dates are subject to change.

Furthermore, it's also worth noting that the test will only accept a maximum of 1000 iOS applicants, meaning iPads and especially Android devices cannot apply for this prototype version, as it will use the TestFlight application (which is exclusive to Apple devices).

In addition, applicants must also agree to an extensive agreement listed on the website. One notable clause includes the factor that video and screenshots of the prototype version cannot be posted online, though oral and written impressions are excluded from that.

You can view the announcement tweet below.

 

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Inçendyne

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Too bad it's Japan- and Apple-only for the time being

Movies798

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Japan always get the good stuff. But than again so not surprised here.

moon☁

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at least we’ll be getting a closer-to-completed version of Missing Link by the time the closed beta gets to everyone else.

the fact it’s a prototype right now makes me mildly concerned

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