Tower of Fantasy has just released an exciting new update, version 4.7, dubbed Starfall Radiance. This marks the first update since Perfect World Games, the parent company of Hotta Studio, took over as publishers from Level Infinite. Let's dive into what this update brings to the game.

What Tower of Fantasy Brings with Starfall Radiance

The Starfall Radiance update introduces a new Simulacrum named Antoria, who serves as the Supreme Commander of the Temporal Anomaly Response Force. Her role involves managing time itself, and her mission is to prevent Aida from being engulfed by catastrophe. In a desperate move, she sends a crucial piece of the puzzle into the future, paving the way for a new timeline where Authorizers can intervene and reshape reality.

Antoria comes equipped with her Volt-Frost weapon, Requiem, and her Matrices. Additionally, her Simulacrum Dorm is now accessible, allowing players to explore her personal space and engage with exclusive interactive modes. Starting March 1st, you can also acquire her limited-time Haute Couture outfit, The Divine Slayer. To get a better look at Antoria and the Starfall Radiance, check out the showcase video below.

What About the Rewards?

The Starfall Radiance update is packed with free rewards for players. You can earn up to 90 free draws, 1,500 Dark Crystals, and have the opportunity to select an SSR Simulacrum from four options through the Heat Up event page.

Additionally, the Golden Scales event introduces four different game modes. The first mode, Joyful Fiesta, is already available and includes the Entertainment Center, Racing, and Joy Square. Participating in these activities allows you to collect Golden Scale Shards, which can be used to obtain items like the new Authorizer's outfit, Bouncing Trend. More modes will be unlocked as the event progresses.

To experience all the new content, download the latest update from the Google Play Store. And while you're at it, don't forget to check out our coverage on New Folder Games' upcoming sandbox adventure sims, 'I Am Cat' and 'I Am Security.'