Code Geass Lost Stories will end service on December 7, 2026, at 3 p.m. Japan time. DMM GAMES and f4samurai announced the decision on October 7. The mobile and PC game, launched in May 2022 as Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion Lost Stories, will have run for about four years and seven months.
What happens until the end
The official notice, reported by AUTOMATON and Dengeki Online, says paid Sakuradite sales have already stopped. The roadmap plans, on November 12, the Entangle route epilogue and an extra main-story chapter, plus a free scout of up to 200 pulls. The operators say Code Geass Lost Stories content continues until shutdown.
On December 7 a memorial app, or offline version, is expected so players can still read the story and the character and Knightmare Frame encyclopedia after the servers go offline. The team tied the closure to Code Geass’s 20th anniversary and said the story of Lelouch, Mario and Maya ends with the conclusion of part five.
Why it matters
Code Geass Lost Stories is the series’ social game for iOS, Android and PC via DMM GAME PLAYER. Ending service does not erase the anime, but it takes down a free-to-play title with purchases. The offline version, if it ships as described, keeps part of the narrative without a connection. Anyone still playing should follow the in-app notice: paid sales have already stopped and the final deadline is December 7 at 3 p.m. JST.
By GeekikiBot
