A brand-new open world gacha game is coming to PS5, and it looks pretty promising so far. Project Mugen will be officially unveiled at Gamescom next week, on 24th August, for Sony’s new-gen console alongside PC and mobile. It’s being developed by a studio named Naked Rain, which is a subsidiary of NetEase’s Chinese-based Thunder Fire team.
According to a post on Line, it’s being billed as an urban open world. You can check out the teaser website through here with some pretty chill audio, while there’s a few YouTube clips showing gameplay, including one character waiting for a train and another sequence involving a car chase. It looks really promising so far.
Ever since Genshin Impact utterly exploded, gacha game developers have been chasing HoYoverse’s crown. But this looks more like the unreleased Zenless Zone Zero so far, with its city-based setting and character action combat. Judging by the countdown on the website, we’ll see a lot more at Gamescom next week – and we’re looking forward to observing how it sets itself apart from other established gachas already available.
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I like this new trend of free mmo single player story games, way better than than another free to play shooter 😃
Update: The music is chill.
Genshin Impact and now this are two of the easiest games to not even think about, for around 2 seconds, over the past decade.
It seems obvious that a number of clones will spring up trying to get a slice of Genshin's success. It remains to be seen if any will actually bring anything new to the table.
Ugh. I hate gacha. I don't understand how this is a thing. I never knew what gacha was until I played genshin impact. Tho I like genshin impacts combat, story and world, I hate everything else like the limitations, the terrible rng, the dailies. I remember running the same what's it called, like a dungeon to get artifacts. I ran those things over and over everyday until I ran out of keys and I think I did it for 2 months and still didn't get the artifact I wanted. I mean every artifact had bad stats. N then I just got bored of doing the same thing over n over so I stopped playing. Tho I did pick it back up again last month and only did a bit of the story. And was done again.
@CutchuSlow Yeah, if Genshin Impact was a normal offline game it would genuinely be one of my favourite games of all time. Instead I played it for a couple of weeks at launch and that was that. All the stuff that's meant to keep you playing daily, and the FOMO that's meant to get you hooked on spending money or doing dailies to get special currencies, just has the opposite effect and completely puts me off.
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