Exciting news for fans of *Kaiju No. 8: The Game*—the title has just crossed a major pre-registration milestone, with more than 300,000 players signing up ahead of launch. As part of the celebration, everyone who registers will receive a generous reward of 10x Gacha Tickets via the in-game reward track.

With so many anime-inspired mobile games hitting the market, it can be tough to keep up. However, *Kaiju No. 8: The Game*, developed by Akatsuki Games, is standing out from the crowd as an action-packed adaptation of the wildly popular manga and anime series. Now that it's surpassed 300,000 pre-registrations, excitement is building among fans eager to jump into its monster-battling world.

In addition to the current reward, there’s even more to look forward to. At 500,000 pre-registrations, players will unlock the exclusive four-star character \[Aiming for Greater Heights\] Mina Ashiro on release day—an exciting incentive for even more fans to sign up now.

As expected, *Kaiju No. 8: The Game* follows the core premise of the original franchise. Set in an alternate reality where Japan faces constant kaiju threats, the story centers around a lone individual who gains the power to transform into a monster and fight back against the invasion. Players can expect deep combat mechanics, immersive storytelling, and intense kaiju showdowns set within the universe of the Japanese Self-Defense Force.

**Pre-register now to secure your rewards!**

While the game continues to gain momentum, some players remain cautious—especially those who followed Akatsuki's earlier project, *Tribe Nine*. Yet with its unique blend of classic kaiju themes and modern, gritty creature design, *Kaiju No. 8: The Game* shows strong potential to become a standout hit upon release.

Of course, there are countless other impressive mobile titles flying under the radar. If you’ve come across one that deserves more recognition, consider supporting it through the [2025 Pocket Gamer People's Choice Awards](#). Nominations are now open for the most deserving games in the mobile space this year.