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Publisher Konami and developer MYTHRIL have announced Suikoden STAR LEAP for iOS and Android. A release date was not announced, but it will be free-to-play with in-game microtransactions.

A new Suikoden game was announced last night via the first Suikoden Starcast livestream, but it's being built for mobile.

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