Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion Lost Stories to End Service on December 7, Offline Memorial Version Planned

Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion Lost Stories will end service on December 7, 2026, bringing its run of roughly four and a half years to a close. It was also confirmed that an offline Memorial Version of the app is being prepared for after the shutdown.

Sales of paid Sakuradite, Lost Stories Passes and Starter Packs ended on October 7, while the game itself will remain available until December 7.

The team plans to continue updating Lost Stories until service ends, with additional events, campaigns and story content scheduled. November will include an epilogue for “RE” as well as an epilogue for the main story.

After the online service closes, the planned offline Memorial Version will allow players to continue accessing selected content, including story scenarios and encyclopedia material for characters and Knightmare Frames. More details about the offline version will be announced later through the game and official social media accounts.

The development team also reflected on how the project expanded beyond its original plans. The main story was initially expected to conclude with Part 2, but strong player response led to its continuation through Part 3, based around Lelouch of the Re;surrection. Following the release of Code Geass: Rozé of the Recapture, the team decided to continue further with Part 4, the “Lost Blossom Arc,” connecting Re;surrection with Rozé of the Recapture, followed by Part 5, the “Rozé of the Recapture Arc.”

Refunds will be available for unused paid Sakuradite purchased through the App Store, Google Play and DMM GAMES PLAYER versions. Players are also advised not to uninstall the game until any refund process is complete and to save their player ID in advance.

Source: Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion Lost Stories Official Website, Official X
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