The release date for Punishing Gray Raven CN's collaboration with Devil May Cry 5 has been officially confirmed. Here's everything you need to know about this China-exclusive event and the special promotional banners accompanying the crossover.
Punishing Gray Raven CN x Devil May Cry 5 Collaboration Updates
Launching May 22nd
Kuro Games hosted a special livestream on April 27th detailing their upcoming Punishing Gray Raven (PGR) crossover with Devil May Cry 5 (DMC5). This limited-time event will introduce DMC5 characters to PGR's Chinese servers through special recruitment banners and an exclusive storyline.
The collaboration was initially teased during PGR's fifth anniversary livestream in late 2024, featuring glimpses of DMC5 protagonists Dante and Vergil joining the game. The recent stream confirmed these characters alongside other event specifics.
Kuro Games announced the PGR x DMC5 collaboration will launch on May 22nd exclusively for Chinese servers, with no current plans confirmed for other regions.
Free Dante Unit and Exclusive Recruitment Banners
Players can obtain Dante's Omniframe for free by completing Chapter 6 of the collaboration story event. Vergil's Omniframe will be available exclusively through limited-time recruitment banners.
The event features four special rate-up banners: Dante Rate Up, Fate Dante Rate Up, Vergil Rate Up, and Fate Vergil Rate Up. During the promotion, each recruitment attempt will cost only 175 Black Cards.
Additionally, players will receive bonus duplicates for their first two successful recruitments of either character. Each initial pull grants an extra copy (1 pull = 2 copies, 2 pulls = 4 copies). This bonus system applies only to the first two successful recruitments per character.
Punishing Gray Raven is currently available on iOS and Android across five regions: China (CN), Taiwan (TW), Japan (JP), Korea (KR), and Global (GL). In November 2024, Kuro Games announced synchronization plans to align global servers with CN content updates, targeting completion by late 2025.
