Isekai ∞ Isekai has officially confirmed its EOS. The game was launched in January 2025 and wasn’t even released outside Japan. Developed and published by COLOPL, the RPG couldn’t even survive a year, which, apparently, isn’t a big surprise for many.
So, when is the Isekai ∞ Isekai EOS?
The game is coming to an end on April 27th, 2026. But before that, the first change arrives today, on January 27, 2026. New purchases of paid Reincarnation Stones have been suspended. A month later, on February 27th, 2026, the game will stop accepting new membership registrations.
The full shutdown on April 27th will mark the termination of the game service as well as the Isekai ∞ Isekai Official Store service and the Isekai ∞ Isekai BBS service.
But there’s a bit of good news if you liked playing the game. Post the Isekai ∞ Isekai EOS, the developers will roll out Version 6.0.0 update for iOS, Android, and PC via Steam. It will require an existing Isekai ∞ Isekai account.
The update period will run from April 28th, 2026 through July 27th, 2026. Version 6.0.0 will allow players to continue accessing certain offline features using data from version 6.0.0 and earlier. There won’t be any need for communication or additional data downloads.
Under Version 6.0.0, several features will remain playable. The Heavenly Realm will allow you to display any characters you own. You can tap on them to trigger specific voice lines and animations, as well as view unique skill animations for characters with R rarity.
A Free Photo Mode will be available during quests, letting you form a party from your owned characters, select a scene, and take photos. The Figure Collection will remain accessible, enabling the display of figures and surrounding items.
The Clock feature will allow Isekai ∞ Isekai to function as a desk clock with alarms and timers. The Binder will let you view your owned bromide cards and adjust the viewing angle of the cards within it. If you’re interested, you can get the game before it shuts down to access the offline version later.
Also, read our scoop on Dragon Ball Super Sequel Anime Announced Alongside a New Game and a TV Anime Remake!
