- Apex Girls has launched on Android and iOS in the SEA region after releases in Japan and South Korea.
- Collect and build a roster of 100+ warrior girls with unique designs, skins, and easy progression.
- Version 3.0 adds a Summer Carnival event, seven challenging bosses, powerful new artifacts, and more.
Neorigin Games has announced the launch of its new post-apocalyptic idle RPG, Apex Girls, now available on both Android and iOS in the SEA region. The game first arrived in Japan back in 2024 before expanding to South Korea in 2025, and has now finally made its way to SEA players.
Build your squad of mecha warriors and take on a futuristic world
So, Apex Girls is set in a post-apocalyptic world where you’ll put together a team from a roster of more than 100 warrior girls. The game blends idle progression with strategic team building, letting you send your squad into missions and battles against enemies while steadily making them stronger.
Progression is also designed to be fairly straightforward, so you can level up your characters without having to constantly grind. Honestly, one of the biggest draws for me is easily the character artworks, with the game featuring a range of beautifully designed mecha girls, including Alice, Flora, Katia, and more, each bringing their own abilities and personalities to the roster.
Outside of autobattles, you can also spend some downtime with your favorite characters and explore a more personal side of their stories. With the launch, the game also got the latest Version 3.0 update, bringing the new Summer Carnival festival, various rewards, and more. Overall, the game looks fun with idle gameplay, RPG progression, stunning characters, and more.
Apex Girls is now available on both Android and iOS in the SEA region. So, you can go ahead and download the game via the Google Play Store or App Store. Stay tuned for more updates regarding the global release.
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