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Grey State Studio, a Tencent subsidiary, is developing a Lovecraftian extraction shooter called Rules of Engagement: The Grey State, blending elements of Tarkov, Hunt: Showdown, and Dead by Daylight with a horrorverse populated by monsters inspired by horror movies, creepypasta, and internet legends, set to release for free in 2026.
Tencent Games' subsidiary Polaris Quest has announced 'Light of Motiram,' an open-world survival adventure game featuring 'mechanimal' beasts, set for release in 2025 on multiple platforms including PC, PlayStation 5, iOS, and Android. The game will be free-to-play and involves exploring a world dominated by mechanical creatures, building bases, and engaging in precise combat with the help of customizable mechanimals. It also supports seamless co-op and cross-play, allowing players to team up for various challenges.
The upcoming open-world survival game Light of Motiram by Tencent's Polaris Quest is drawing criticism for its similarities to the Horizon series, featuring a world overrun by 'Mechanimals' reminiscent of Horizon's mechanical creatures. Despite the visual and thematic parallels, the gameplay is said to differ, focusing on base-building and taming Mechanimals, with co-op support for up to 10 players. The game is set for release on Steam and the Epic Games Store, though no launch date has been announced.
Tencent Games' LightSpeed Studios, in collaboration with Square Enix, has announced Final Fantasy XIV Mobile for iOS and Android, with playtests starting soon in China and a global launch to follow. The mobile version, supervised by Naoki Yoshida, aims to replicate the original game's story and combat mechanics, while also including non-combat features like crafting and gathering. Players can expect a variety of races, jobs, and social interactions, along with activities like chocobo racing and Triple Triad.
Tencent Games subsidiary MoreFun Studios has announced Arena Breakout: Infinite, a multiplayer first-person shooter for PC, with a closed beta test planned for early May. The game promises unparalleled firearm customization, warfare realism, and intense combat arenas, set in the war-torn Kamona region. With over 500 weapon accessories, stim packs, and battlefield med kits, the game aims to deliver a visually stunning and immersive first-person shooter experience, free of issues like cheating and poor servers.
Publisher Tencent Games and developer TiMi Studio Group have released a six-minute gameplay trailer for the open-world action RPG Honor of Kings: World, showcasing the sophistication and enchanting journey players can expect. The trailer does not reveal the platforms or release date for the game.