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Game Science announced a new game, Black Myth: Zhong Kui, as a follow-up to the successful Black Myth: Wukong, focusing on the ghost-catching god Zhong Kui, with a teaser trailer shown at Gamescom. The game aims to offer a fresh experience rooted in Chinese folklore, with no release date yet, planned for PC and consoles.
GameScience announced a sequel to Black Myth: Wukong called Black Myth: Zhong Kui, an action RPG inspired by Chinese folklore, currently in early development with no release date yet, and plans for DLC for the original game.
Warm Snow, an action roguelike game inspired by Chinese folklore, is set to release on PlayStation and Xbox Series X on October 20th. Players take on the role of Bi An, a mysterious warrior, as they confront the five houses and defeat the White Lotus to save the world from chaos caused by a strange warm snow phenomenon. The game offers customization options for weapons, powers, and elements, and features a silk painting-inspired art direction and an immersive atmosphere rooted in Chinese culture. Pre-orders come with a 10% discount, and a free Steam demo is available for PC players.
Chinese roguelike action game Warm Snow, inspired by Chinese folklore, is set to release on October 20 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Switch. Developed by BadMudStudio and published by Microids in cooperation with Bilibili, the game features a dark fantasy world plagued by the mysterious "Warm Snow." Players take on the role of the warrior "Bi An" to confront the Five Great Clans and save the world from destruction. With customizable gameplay, stunning visuals inspired by silk paintings, and an immersive Chinese folklore-inspired universe, Warm Snow offers replay value and includes additional content called "Ash of Nightmare."
The season finale of American Born Chinese sees Jin and Wei-Chen successfully lure Mowang and the Jingu Bang into a trap, with Jin revealing himself to be the coveted fourth scroll. After saving Heaven, Jin returns home to find his parents missing and a woman on his couch telling him he'll have to go with her if he wants to see them again. The ending leaves room for a potential season 2.