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CyberConnect 2 announced it Fuga: Melodies of Steel, the strategy game about a group of furry, fuzzy cat and dog children and teens that’s also tied to the company’s Little Tail Bronx series, is now on Android and iOS mobile devices. We can now find it on both the Apple App Store and Google Play. While it is normally $23.99, it is currently $19 on iOS and $19.99 via Google. 

The first game in a trilogy, Fuga: Melodies of Steel follows some young folks from Petit Mona as the Berman Empire begins a campaign to take over areas in Gasco, invading and destroying along the way. Naturally, Petit Mona falls, but our 12 heroes escape and fortunately are able to reach a huge, hidden tank known as the Taranis earlier. The group moves into it and heads to fight the empire to save their parents and push them back. However, while this game does involve furry and cute kids, it is extremely dark and takes into account the horrors of war. Especially as one of the tank mechanics is a Soul Cannon that lets you get a second chance to win a battle and survive if you’re willing to sacrifice one of your crew in order to fire the weapon.

Here’s the trailer for the mobile release of Fuga: Melodies of Steel. It also notes that the add-ons and cosmetic DLC will be included. That gives you one Dummy Soul you can use to fire the Soul Cannon once without losing an ally and the Back to School, Fantasy, Swimsuit, and Way of the Sword costumes for characters. 

There are currently six games in the CyberConnect 2 furry series Little Tail Bronx, including the Fuga: Melodies of Steel trilogy. Tail Concerto appeared on the PS1 worldwide, and Solatorobo: Red the Huntershowed up on the DS everywhere. Little Tail Story, the third game, only appeared briefly on mobile devices in Japan in 2014. 

Fuga: Melodies of Steel is now on Android and iOS mobile devices, and it can also be found on the Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC. 

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