MIRESI: Invisible Future Reveals Major Gameplay Details

The developers have discussed auto mode, female-only playable characters, improved 3D models, and a potential new character reveal in recent Korean interviews.

MIRESI: Invisible Future has been in the news again after a few Korean interviews with the game's development team revealed some interesting details about the game's future that haven't been widely discussed in past public appearances. Much of the information was initially missed because several interviews were conducted exclusively in Korean, but the translation has helped reveal new details about the developers' objectives.

One major reveal concerns the game's auto mode. Developers say normal stages should take about three minutes on auto-play, while boss fights should typically take less than five minutes. The feature is meant to make day-to-day gameplay more accessible without stripping away the strategic elements that make challenging encounters fascinating.

The developers also said that they want to maintain a balance between accessible daily tasks and really tough phases.

The team doesn’t aim to make all encounters equally challenging, but rather to make the hard stuff take more thought and the routine stuff take less time. This strategy could be more convenient for individuals who plan to play consistently. Another surprising confirmation came when creators were asked whether the game would have only female playable characters.

They answered simply that players will only be able to play as female characters. This suggests the team has a well-defined creative direction and plans to stick with the original vision. The interviews also showed that MIRESI: Invisible Future is now aiming for a 15+ rating. This could affect how far the developers push the game's character designs and visual presentation compared with other anime-style gacha games.

The developers also spoke about the game’s free camera functionality. The functionality allows extensive camera movement and zoom, but some perspectives are currently prohibited in public demos. The team said enabling free camera movement would tempt visitors to mess around with the camera at the expense of the real game experience.

However, this doesn't mean the capability will be limited indefinitely in the final release. The developers seem to be thinking through how the functionality should work, balancing presentation and gameplay. The most important news might be about the game's 3D character models. Some spectators, after earlier presentations, criticized the disparity between the 2D illustrations and the 3D versions, saying the models did not achieve the same visual quality.

Interestingly, the development team had already fixed these issues at its first appearance at the Tokyo Game Show in 2025, before the criticism spread.

The models shown, the developers said, did not reflect the quality they eventually intended. A recent Korean video shows a better look at these enhancements. The team presented a revised version of Ende's character model, with a softer chin, rounder eyes, and face proportions that more closely approximate her initial 2D artwork.

When we change a character's look, we also have to change its animations, so it takes a lot of work to make these changes,” the developers added. That means we won't see advancements to all characters at once, but rather gradually. The developers also indicated that 2D Spine animations will remain part of the experience, but their overall quality should be better. This should be a relief to fans who were worried the game would stray from its 2D presentation.

Finally, fresh promotional material has raised suspicions about two possible new characters. A picture shows the current characters, like Tiaria and Itsuka, with two unknown individuals standing close by. One character appears to be white-haired and has a Greek-influenced design, while the other has brown hair. They’ve appeared in promotional material for MIRESI: Invisible Future, leading some to speculate that they may eventually join the playable roster.