Destiny Child: Assemble is Com2uS's new idle RPG for 2027

Com2uS revealed on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, the official title and teaser website for its new game Destiny Child: Assemble. The announcement marks the 10th anniversary of the original Destiny Child launch and is confirmed: it comes from Com2uS itself and its official channels, not from a rumor. The new title is an idle RPG for iOS and Android, with a global launch planned for the first half of 2027. The sources consulted give no exact date — only the first-half-of-2027 window.

Who is making the new game

Development is by Tiki Taka Studio, a Com2uS subsidiary, with Com2uS handling global service. The franchise was born at Shift Up: the original Destiny Child launched in 2016 as a hero-collector RPG, known for fully implementing Live2D across its content and for a roster of more than 500 characters, with the signature art of CEO Kim Hyung-tae and other artists. In November 2024, Com2uS signed the agreement for development and publishing rights based on the intellectual property, paving the way for the new title, revealed about two years later.

What changes — and what stays

Unlike the original, Assemble leans on idle progression: each character's story is woven into collection and growth, keeping the original scenario and world, the original side stories and adding all-new narrative content. The name carries the meaning of reunion: Assemble refers to the Demon Lord Candidates — what players were called in the original — gathering again. The first teaser centers on the Resurrection Flower, the holy relic that breathes new life into the original lore, with lines hinting at a reunion. Alongside the teaser site, Com2uS opened official social channels: the first video is on the site, and four-panel comics about behind-the-scenes development will be published in sequence on the official X channel. Further details will be shared via the official website and social channels.

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Image credit: Com2uS, via Inven Global — teaser image for Destiny Child: Assemble, with the red flower evoking the original's Resurrection Flower.

Transparency: this article was prepared with the assistance of artificial intelligence, based on cross-checking public posts on X and the internet sources listed above. Consult the original sources to confirm the details before making any decision.

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