We're not entirely sure why, but Nexon's latest event in BlueArchive is celebrating the New Year in the middle of July.
, in which they are making a special dish as if it were January despite everything being in July. We kid, but seriously, it seems like mobile developers are just making it up as they go along for excuses to throw in-game events. We got more details from the team and the latest trailer below for you to enjoyIn this story, the Gourmet Research Society takes on unimaginable obstacles so they can enjoy delicious food.
In addition to the story update, Mission 21 has been updated to include new missions where players can earn Pyroxenes by completing tasks, leveling up student skills and earning and using Credits. Nexon also released two new PVs on official YouTube channel that features a different side of the Gourmet Research Society students, including Fuuka, Haruna, and Junko from the School Lunch Club as they welcome the new year.
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