Punishing Gray Raven and Devil May Cry Collaboration Launch Date Revealed in China

Get ready, Punishing Gray Raven (PGR) fans! The much-anticipated collaboration with Devil May Cry 5 (DMC5) is set to launch on the Chinese server. Dive into the exclusive event details and discover what's in store for you on the special rate-up banners during this thrilling crossover.

Punishing Gray Raven CN x Devil May Cry 5 New Details

Coming on May 22

Kuro Games, the masterminds behind PGR, treated fans to an exciting livestream on April 27, unveiling more about the upcoming PGR x DMC5 collaboration. This event will introduce iconic DMC5 characters to the PGR universe on the CN server, complete with unique banners and a compelling collaboration story.

The collaboration was initially teased during PGR's 5th anniversary livestream in late 2024, showcasing Dante and Vergil as potential additions to the PGR roster. The recent livestream not only confirmed their inclusion but also revealed additional exciting details.

Mark your calendars: the PGR x DMC5 crossover is scheduled to launch on May 22 exclusively for the CN server. No word yet on a global release, but stay tuned for more updates.

Free Dante Omniframe and Limited Gacha Banners

During the event, players can snag a free Dante Omniframe by completing Chapter 6 of the collaboration story. Meanwhile, the Vergil Omniframe will be up for grabs on a special limited-time banner.

Get ready for four exciting rate-up banners: Dante Rate Up, Fate Dante Rate Up, Vergil Rate Up, and Fate Vergil Rate Up. During the event, each pull will be discounted to 175 Black Cards.

Here's a bonus: the first two copies of either Dante or Vergil you pull will come with an additional duplicate, delivered straight to your in-game mailbox. For instance, pulling one copy of Dante or Vergil nets you an extra one. Pull two, and you'll receive two more. Remember, this bonus applies only to the first two pulls; after that, it's back to the standard 1:1 ratio.

Punishing Gray Raven is accessible on iOS and Android across five regions: China (CN), Taiwan (TW), Japan (JP), Korea (KR), and Global (GL). In November 2024, the developers unveiled their synchronization strategy, aiming to align global server updates with CN. They're targeting to complete this synchronization by the end of 2025.