However, Project E is not exactly wuxia, it's set in old times Korea (with elements from western fantasy), but I get why most people would be confused, they look very similar
Before black Wukong released I have serious doubt whether most of these gameplay footage are even close to what we’ll actually get, now I’m becoming a believer. Wukong has over delivered.
wukong is good but also rare. you can expect these to be playable, but atleast for now dont expect these to be close to BMwukong. Need more time and examples to prove. One successful example isnt enough
Nah I think other games are better too lol It’s just that wukong came out while others haven’t been released yet I think the other wuxia games can compete too
@@rayxxx8187 from the latested gamrplay they showed, it screams soulslike....But now I watched an older gameplay footage, and it actually yeah, it is open world, and it looks very different!!!
@@rayxxx8187 I just watched the old gameplay trailer, and yeah it is open world!....But the new gameplay trailers screams soulslike, and it looks very different from the old trailer....why?
It's like the flood gates have been opened. It is insane how quickly China has adapted to the video game industry with AAA release. Black Myth Wukong is the first of many to come from China. It's going to be really interesting to see how the gaming landscape will change as China enters the fray.
The characters in the game are not samurai, but （侠士）XiaShi. Generally speaking, 侠士 who use their own strength to help others refer to capable people who help people who are weaker than themselves without asking for anything in return. This is a spirit and a social pursuit. Martial arts, benevolent heroes, etc. are all worthy of respect, people who have contributed to society and others, have extraordinary abilities, courage, morality and justice, and people who have made great achievements. Warriors are usually loyal to their lords, but 侠士 are completely different. 侠士 are loyal to their beliefs, benevolent and trustworthy, and are evil enemies of the powerful. Even many regicides are famous 侠士. During the “Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring” States Period 3,000 years ago, Jing Ke（荆轲） was a famous 侠士 who attempted to assassinate Qin Shihuang（秦始皇）.
Many people who don’t understand China have expanded the interpretation of martial arts. It covers other related things but it is not a martial arts style. I used Google Translate. Wuxia is a martial arts. But these two actually have different meanings. 武术--Martial arts is simply more similar to Kung Fu. Wuxia means 武侠. Wukong is a myth, so Chinese people think this is a mythical game. From the perspective of most Chinese, 武侠 has a protagonist who is more of a heroic type. It does not cover everything, but it is more individualistic and tends to represent individuals. The Chinese word for 武侠 is "武侠", and the meaning of Wu is similar to Kung Fu. Xia means that the person knows at least basic Kung Fu or has exercised, has a noble character, likes to help the weak, uphold justice, and sometimes even sacrifices his own interests. Go help others who are being bullied. Therefore, "Xia-侠" is more positive in the eyes of Chinese people, but "武" is not. So whether the game has anything to do with martial arts depends on the plot inside. If it's just fighting, it can only be considered a martial arts game. Moreover, "Xia-侠" is not used for modern characters in modern Chinese society. Therefore, as long as it is a game related to "Xia". Almost all are based on ancient times. Moreover, in the eyes of most Chinese people, "Xia-侠" is actually lonely at heart. He is not very good at participating in secular society and communication, and he is not good at doing business. In the eyes of the audience, his life and heart are lonely, but he lives a very free and unrestrained life. No matter how poor , he will never let others give alms or donations. Desire is weak. But he will help ordinary people, or like in TV series and movies, he will do whatever it takes to get revenge for his lover and family. So if the other half also knows martial arts, and both parties have similar concepts. This kind of couple is called "Xia couple-侠侣" So Xia侠 is more similar to a concept of life and inner state. Moreover, most of the characters representing "xia侠" are tragic. Maybe it's because of the design of movies and TV series, but most people are more likely to have an impression of characters with this kind of result. It's easier for the audience to have emotional ups and downs.
You want to educate... but you know nothing. Wuxia means wandering heroes. Its a genre. If we put it on a magic scales, kungfu movies by Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan etc, can be considered as low magic/no magic at all. On the other side of the scale, theres xianxia or immortal heroes genre. This is where you can be fighting gods and demons or devils, flying on swords etc. Wuxia can be considered as middle of the scale genre. Wukong technically should be considered more of Xianxia more then wuxia, but still technically be right.
@@KiNASuki Why don’t I understand? I am a Chinese. I didn't say that martial arts is not a genre, I just said that the meaning of martial arts is more focused on the content and characters rather than game design and attack style. If you ask most Chinese people, they will think that Black Myth Wukong is a mythical game Rather than Xianxia Mythical stories refer to stories that cannot happen in the real world. The Xianxia game is possible. The system of Xianxia is based on some cultures that existed in ancient China. For example, Taoism and martial arts, plus some imaginations that are unlikely to happen in the human world. The two are integrated. Just like Western alchemy. It cannot be denied that alchemy once occurred in the Western world, but it cannot be proven that alchemy actually appeared successfully. And you may not have understood my first message. Maybe I didn't do it well myself. I relied on the help of a translator. martial arts has two meanings in Chinese. One is martial arts One is a martial artist. martial arts has two meanings in Chinese. One is 武术 Martial arts-武术 is similar to Kung Fu One is a 武侠 And martial arts-武侠, especially the last word "侠", refers to people who have basic skills and help the weak and uphold justice. These two words have different meanings in the eyes of Chinese people. Because Xia is not a modern word, but it is not as difficult to understand as Oracle. A very intuitive word. Why do you say this? Because there are very few 3A games in China, so the game classification is not so clear. So what I am talking about is the original meaning of these words. Wukong or Journey to the West is a mythical story in China. Because many of the things it does are not designed based on the real world. Therefore, Black Myth Wukong can only be regarded as a mythical story.
your chinese are so bad. dont get yourself more embarrassing. Wuxia is just another name for warrior wanderer. Wushu is Martial Arts. Shu is art Xia is an ancient word term for wanderer.
Western maybe will be surprise to see so many video games from china will flood the market. but for me, who's been to china many times, had been waiting for this moment for years. i always curious why the games that i saw in internet cafes in china never went abroad. many of them were really good and never seen outside china
This new Chinese WuXia genre games are nice but Chinese need to do more. Like make a 3 Body problem universe game or Wandering Earth. Maybe some stuff based on old time Hong Kong John woo shooting movies like Better tomorrow triad stuff. Those would be fun
They are all nice but unfortunately they all have the same formfactor, that of a 3rd person fighting game in some form of Action-RPG (seeing it behind the back from the top most of the time). Wukong was a huge hit it & has made history as being like Souls & GoW, but these other games are having the same look & feel. They will all start to look & function the same & that could spell a trend that will eventually fade into a tiresome exhaustion in the next several years. Not only that but all or most of these games look historical. And of course, violent. I hope Chinese game studios will also look into more science-fiction & other types of gaming genres, such as other types of RPG, RTS, FPS, FPS+RTS, VR & so forth. I am sure they exist but this video only shows these upcoming games with the 3rd-person style. 09/03/24
Love if they make a game with Wong Fei Hong around the stories of the 10 Tigers of Canton, with Sifu like game play instead of all hack and slash. Or a game based on the Water Margin.
@@WashingMykale no I meant, what game in the video is about Wong Fei Hong. Just re-read your original message and realised you said "love if they make.....". Well, I guess that makes both us then!
As long as the characters are not carrying a katana or rifle but still in Asian costume, with gaudy great choreography it is very likely a wuxia genre.
Many people who don’t understand China have expanded the interpretation of martial arts. It covers other related things but it is not a martial arts style. I used Google Translate. Wuxia is a martial arts. But these two actually have different meanings. 武术--Martial arts is simply more similar to Kung Fu. Wuxia means 武侠. Wukong is a myth, so Chinese people think this is a mythical game. From the perspective of most Chinese, 武侠 has a protagonist who is more of a heroic type. It does not cover everything, but it is more individualistic and tends to represent individuals. The Chinese word for 武侠 is "武侠", and the meaning of Wu is similar to Kung Fu. Xia means that the person knows at least basic Kung Fu or has exercised, has a noble character, likes to help the weak, uphold justice, and sometimes even sacrifices his own interests. Go help others who are being bullied. Therefore, "Xia-侠" is more positive in the eyes of Chinese people, but "武" is not. So whether the game has anything to do with martial arts depends on the plot inside. If it's just fighting, it can only be considered a martial arts game. Moreover, "Xia-侠" is not used for modern characters in modern Chinese society. Therefore, as long as it is a game related to "Xia". Almost all are based on ancient times. Moreover, in the eyes of most Chinese people, "Xia-侠" is actually lonely at heart. He is not very good at participating in secular society and communication, and he is not good at doing business. In the eyes of the audience, his life and heart are lonely, but he lives a very free and unrestrained life. No matter how poor , he will never let others give alms or donations. Desire is weak. But he will help ordinary people, or like in TV series and movies, he will do whatever it takes to get revenge for his lover and family. So if the other half also knows martial arts, and both parties have similar concepts. This kind of couple is called "Xia couple-侠侣" So Xia侠 is more similar to a concept of life and inner state. Moreover, most of the characters representing "xia侠" are tragic. Maybe it's because of the design of movies and TV series, but most people are more likely to have an impression of characters with this kind of result. It's easier for the audience to have emotional ups and downs.
There are many martial arts novels and games in Chinese culture, and of course fairy games, which are completely different from wizard and warrior culture.
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers = done. Satisfied. Black Myth: Wukong = done. Satisfied. better not disappoint, Lost Soul Aside = When? Ooops.. this wasn't covered in the video.. Code: To Jinyong = When? Where Wind Meets = When? Dynasty Warriors: Origins = When? Project E: When? Faith of Danschant: Hereafter = When? The rest looks interesting, if any of us have time to spare
Project and burning swords are two games that look fantastic. I didn't know about these two. I wish you can turn some of the FXs off in these games. All the glowing blue, orange and red colors while I'm fighting, looks a bit cheesy
Why there is no game like Batman Arkham City combat style. Game character are just holding sword to block attack. There is no blocking, avoiding, countering and attacking style. Enemy should also have style too. It open to many possibilities of beautiful sword play. When enemy boss attack with special power and the game character is just running to avoid contact. It is not a beautiful gameplay style.
Why there is no game like Batman Arkham City combat style. Game character are just holding sword to block attack. There is no blocking martial art style, countering and attacking style.
But Koreans don't agree with their ancestors' mushroom-shaped thatched cottages, big skirts, chiguri costumes and shamanism witch doctors! Instead, Chinese medicine is called Hanuihak! Hanfu worn by nobles, officials, Confucian scholars and the royal family is called Hanbok! The Chinese wooden structure building is called Hanok.😂
Literally 3 games that arent "Souls-like" games. I hate this creatively bankrupt industry. Dat work good lets do dat! And youll all buy them because they are like dark souls.
Many were wuxia but some are different. Not all wuxia (swordsman or martial world adventurer). Wukong falls more toward fantasy because he's a God and battles Demons plus some other Gods. There's also a korean game in it.
All tribute to our legendary author, Jin Yong. His stories are great. I have assumption that the two fighter may be Linghu Chong from Laughing in the Wind/The Wandering Swordsman and Yang Guo from Return of Condor Heroes.
All of these games look fantastic and well made, the problem is that most of them are Souls like, a genre that is already becoming saturated, The first game with a narrative as good as these Gameplays but with a more down-to-earth focus will be very successful, mark my words
@@dovakinlink I don't think people are aware, especially in the west, as to what exactly a Wuxia game should look like or what exactly Wuxia is . The only reason I am familiar with the genre is because I used to read a lot of Wuxia books when I was small.
@@ItchOnMyBack Jing Yong is the name of a wuxia novel author, that one armed character from the trailer is Yang Guo from a novel he wrote called The Return of the condor heroes
Besides Code to Jin Yong, Dynasty Warrior is also a famous historical novel. Others I am not really sure. But, do they really need to put Yang Guo and Ling Hu Zhong together? I would prefer Guo Jing or the 4 Lords.
Martial arts is a relatively small category, and its origins are the novels of Jin Yong, Gu Long and others. Therefore, Wukong cannot be considered a martial arts theme game.The word used to describe Wukong's style seem to have no accurate translation. It roughly means gods and monsters. Martial arts mainly describe people.
@@TooToo246 Nope, according to Wikipedia, Wuxia has been human-centered since the beginning of time. Initially, martial arts even had only realistic themes, and it was only after the 1900s that it became popular to incorporate metaphysical, god and monster themes. Journey to the West was written in the Ming Dynasty and does not fit any traditional or newer definition of Wuxia. As a matter of fact, it is a separate genre, with which it is similar to Feng Shen Yan Yi (封神演义).
@@TooToo246Dude, this genre you're talking about is the Xianxia. Wuxia basically does not involve the elements of gods, demons and deities. Wuxia arts themes are more about humanistic feelings such as hatred and kindness between people.
Finally, someone knows it’s called Wuxia, not samurai
It's not a katana sword and Japanese style clothing
However, Project E is not exactly wuxia, it's set in old times Korea (with elements from western fantasy), but I get why most people would be confused, they look very similar
finally something not japan...almost in every games geez...like no other...games really like lack of references....asia itself already so vast...
@@TooToo246 ？？？？？Korea？？？are you sure,,,,,,,
@@TooToo246 Old Korea, do you mean the Joseon Dynasty, which was a vassal state of China? Otherwise, where is there Korea in China?
Before black Wukong released I have serious doubt whether most of these gameplay footage are even close to what we’ll actually get, now I’m becoming a believer. Wukong has over delivered.
Me too. Only problem is probably Wukong set the bar too high😂
wukong is good but also rare. you can expect these to be playable, but atleast for now dont expect these to be close to BMwukong. Need more time and examples to prove. One successful example isnt enough
Yes 😅😅@@Taotaoba
Game science has always said that Black Myth is an indie game, not AAA😂
@@JJZZ-q6y better than AAA
I think Black Wukong is the best out of all the games.
Don’t sleep on where winds meet , if they actually deliver it’s going to be a huge game.
Nah I think other games are better too lol It’s just that wukong came out while others haven’t been released yet
I think the other wuxia games can compete too
They all look really good especially phantom blade 0 and black myth wukong
Where Winds Meet, also looks like an excellent soulslike
@@TooToo246 oh for sure wish listed that as soon as it was available after the SOP
@@TooToo246 Where winds meet is not a soulslike lol, a lot of things to do in the open world other than fighting bosses
@@rayxxx8187 from the latested gamrplay they showed, it screams soulslike....But now I watched an older gameplay footage, and it actually yeah, it is open world, and it looks very different!!!
@@rayxxx8187 I just watched the old gameplay trailer, and yeah it is open world!....But the new gameplay trailers screams soulslike, and it looks very different from the old trailer....why?
It's like the flood gates have been opened. It is insane how quickly China has adapted to the video game industry with AAA release. Black Myth Wukong is the first of many to come from China. It's going to be really interesting to see how the gaming landscape will change as China enters the fray.
Just like Chinese cars right now
The characters in the game are not samurai, but （侠士）XiaShi. Generally speaking, 侠士 who use their own strength to help others refer to capable people who help people who are weaker than themselves without asking for anything in return. This is a spirit and a social pursuit. Martial arts, benevolent heroes, etc. are all worthy of respect, people who have contributed to society and others, have extraordinary abilities, courage, morality and justice, and people who have made great achievements.
Warriors are usually loyal to their lords, but 侠士 are completely different. 侠士 are loyal to their beliefs, benevolent and trustworthy, and are evil enemies of the powerful. Even many regicides are famous 侠士. During the “Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring” States Period 3,000 years ago, Jing Ke（荆轲） was a famous 侠士 who attempted to assassinate Qin Shihuang（秦始皇）.
RIP western game industry.Long Live the Chinese one.
The best devs of these games in development should join force to create Jin Yong. It's another strong IP especially among Chinese players.
Yes. It would be great to see Game Science would create "Condor Heroes" trilogy, "Swordsman", "Demi Gods Semi Devils" wuxia games in UE5 engine.
code: to jing yong is in this list?
你如果真懂武侠的话，就知道古龙远比金庸更适合做成游戏，特别是如今流行的类魂游戏标配的黑暗 神秘 扭曲的风格
I'm gonna buy phantom blade 0 and Wukong. These two games are awesome!
Many people who don’t understand China have expanded the interpretation of martial arts. It covers other related things but it is not a martial arts style.
I used Google Translate. Wuxia is a martial arts.
But these two actually have different meanings.
武术--Martial arts is simply more similar to Kung Fu.
Wuxia means 武侠.
Wukong is a myth, so Chinese people think this is a mythical game.
From the perspective of most Chinese, 武侠 has a protagonist who is more of a heroic type. It does not cover everything, but it is more individualistic and tends to represent individuals.
The Chinese word for 武侠 is "武侠", and the meaning of Wu is similar to Kung Fu. Xia means that the person knows at least basic Kung Fu or has exercised, has a noble character, likes to help the weak, uphold justice, and sometimes even sacrifices his own interests. Go help others who are being bullied.
Therefore, "Xia-侠" is more positive in the eyes of Chinese people, but "武" is not.
So whether the game has anything to do with martial arts depends on the plot inside.
If it's just fighting, it can only be considered a martial arts game.
Moreover, "Xia-侠" is not used for modern characters in modern Chinese society. Therefore, as long as it is a game related to "Xia".
Almost all are based on ancient times.
Moreover, in the eyes of most Chinese people, "Xia-侠" is actually lonely at heart. He is not very good at participating in secular society and communication, and he is not good at doing business.
In the eyes of the audience, his life and heart are lonely, but he lives a very free and unrestrained life.
No matter how poor , he will never let others give alms or donations.
Desire is weak.
But he will help ordinary people, or like in TV series and movies, he will do whatever it takes to get revenge for his lover and family.
So if the other half also knows martial arts, and both parties have similar concepts.
This kind of couple is called "Xia couple-侠侣"
So Xia侠 is more similar to a concept of life and inner state.
Moreover, most of the characters representing "xia侠" are tragic.
Maybe it's because of the design of movies and TV series, but most people are more likely to have an impression of characters with this kind of result. It's easier for the audience to have emotional ups and downs.
You want to educate... but you know nothing.
Wuxia means wandering heroes. Its a genre. If we put it on a magic scales, kungfu movies by Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan etc, can be considered as low magic/no magic at all. On the other side of the scale, theres xianxia or immortal heroes genre. This is where you can be fighting gods and demons or devils, flying on swords etc. Wuxia can be considered as middle of the scale genre. Wukong technically should be considered more of Xianxia more then wuxia, but still technically be right.
@@KiNASuki Why don’t I understand? I am a Chinese.
I didn't say that martial arts is not a genre, I just said that the meaning of martial arts is more focused on the content and characters rather than game design and attack style.
If you ask most Chinese people, they will think that Black Myth Wukong is a mythical game
Rather than Xianxia
Mythical stories refer to stories that cannot happen in the real world.
The Xianxia game is possible. The system of Xianxia is based on some cultures that existed in ancient China.
For example, Taoism and martial arts, plus some imaginations that are unlikely to happen in the human world. The two are integrated.
Just like Western alchemy. It cannot be denied that alchemy once occurred in the Western world, but it cannot be proven that alchemy actually appeared successfully.
And you may not have understood my first message.
Maybe I didn't do it well myself. I relied on the help of a translator.
martial arts has two meanings in Chinese.
One is martial arts
One is a martial artist.
martial arts has two meanings in Chinese.
One is 武术
Martial arts-武术 is similar to Kung Fu
One is a 武侠
And martial arts-武侠, especially the last word "侠", refers to people who have basic skills and help the weak and uphold justice.
These two words have different meanings in the eyes of Chinese people.
Because Xia is not a modern word, but it is not as difficult to understand as Oracle.
A very intuitive word.
Why do you say this? Because there are very few 3A games in China, so the game classification is not so clear.
So what I am talking about is the original meaning of these words. Wukong or Journey to the West is a mythical story in China.
Because many of the things it does are not designed based on the real world.
Therefore, Black Myth Wukong can only be regarded as a mythical story.
@@energymf1991Everyone can have their own understanding of 武侠. No need to argue. When you have different opinions，feel it instead.😅
your chinese are so bad. dont get yourself more embarrassing. Wuxia is just another name for warrior wanderer. Wushu is Martial Arts. Shu is art Xia is an ancient word term for wanderer.
@@王韫奇 So I said, this is the Chinese view
Western maybe will be surprise to see so many video games from china will flood the market. but for me, who's been to china many times, had been waiting for this moment for years. i always curious why the games that i saw in internet cafes in china never went abroad. many of them were really good and never seen outside china
This new Chinese WuXia genre games are nice but Chinese need to do more. Like make a 3 Body problem universe game or Wandering Earth. Maybe some stuff based on old time Hong Kong John woo shooting movies like Better tomorrow triad stuff. Those would be fun
There are a lot of very cool Chinese shooting games too.
True, like sleeping dogs
Where is the Mount Hwa Sect?? Wudang Sect? CHUNG MYUNGGGG
They are all nice but unfortunately they all have the same formfactor, that of a 3rd person fighting game in some form of Action-RPG (seeing it behind the back from the top most of the time). Wukong was a huge hit it & has made history as being like Souls & GoW, but these other games are having the same look & feel. They will all start to look & function the same & that could spell a trend that will eventually fade into a tiresome exhaustion in the next several years. Not only that but all or most of these games look historical. And of course, violent. I hope Chinese game studios will also look into more science-fiction & other types of gaming genres, such as other types of RPG, RTS, FPS, FPS+RTS, VR & so forth. I am sure they exist but this video only shows these upcoming games with the 3rd-person style.
09/03/24
悟空比較有趣
Love if they make a game with Wong Fei Hong around the stories of the 10 Tigers of Canton, with Sifu like game play instead of all hack and slash. Or a game based on the Water Margin.
If they make a game based on Legend of Condor heroes will be a hit
@@icyboy771z Or any Jin Yong (Gum Yong in Canto) novels
Which game was this specifically?
@@ac-pq5ip what Sifu?
@@WashingMykale no I meant, what game in the video is about Wong Fei Hong. Just re-read your original message and realised you said "love if they make.....". Well, I guess that makes both us then!
Fun fact Burning Sword Death Sun is being made by a Thai developer
As a Thai American that loves wuxia this is a big w
interesting, i'm a chinese and i found this game particularly attracts me, I don't know it got a weight and power feeling with the demo.
AAAnd Dynasty Warriors is a Japanese franchise
@@zhaozhisun4089 yes I know
@@uncois I mean I had thought about Wuxia but it wasn't very well received by Chinese netizens on twitter.
As long as the characters are not carrying a katana or rifle but still in Asian costume, with gaudy great choreography it is very likely a wuxia genre.
Many people who don’t understand China have expanded the interpretation of martial arts. It covers other related things but it is not a martial arts style.
I used Google Translate. Wuxia is a martial arts.
But these two actually have different meanings.
武术--Martial arts is simply more similar to Kung Fu.
Wuxia means 武侠.
Wukong is a myth, so Chinese people think this is a mythical game.
From the perspective of most Chinese, 武侠 has a protagonist who is more of a heroic type. It does not cover everything, but it is more individualistic and tends to represent individuals.
The Chinese word for 武侠 is "武侠", and the meaning of Wu is similar to Kung Fu. Xia means that the person knows at least basic Kung Fu or has exercised, has a noble character, likes to help the weak, uphold justice, and sometimes even sacrifices his own interests. Go help others who are being bullied.
Therefore, "Xia-侠" is more positive in the eyes of Chinese people, but "武" is not.
So whether the game has anything to do with martial arts depends on the plot inside.
If it's just fighting, it can only be considered a martial arts game.
Moreover, "Xia-侠" is not used for modern characters in modern Chinese society. Therefore, as long as it is a game related to "Xia".
Almost all are based on ancient times.
Moreover, in the eyes of most Chinese people, "Xia-侠" is actually lonely at heart. He is not very good at participating in secular society and communication, and he is not good at doing business.
In the eyes of the audience, his life and heart are lonely, but he lives a very free and unrestrained life.
No matter how poor , he will never let others give alms or donations.
Desire is weak.
But he will help ordinary people, or like in TV series and movies, he will do whatever it takes to get revenge for his lover and family.
So if the other half also knows martial arts, and both parties have similar concepts.
This kind of couple is called "Xia couple-侠侣"
So Xia侠 is more similar to a concept of life and inner state.
Moreover, most of the characters representing "xia侠" are tragic.
Maybe it's because of the design of movies and TV series, but most people are more likely to have an impression of characters with this kind of result. It's easier for the audience to have emotional ups and downs.
@@energymf1991 说得好
There are many martial arts novels and games in Chinese culture, and of course fairy games, which are completely different from wizard and warrior culture.
Please don't call it a fairy. Fairy is the wrong translation. The correct term is Xian / 仙 which is from Taosim.
They all look like winners 🙌🏿‼️
20:34 Where Winds Meet .............look good
Wow,that's traditional Chinese style
How can you play this game in English …. The whole vibe is 😑 😢so wrong. It’s like playing Captain America in Chinese. The feel is entirely different.
Project the perceiver is what I'm waiting for. Mainly for the parring. Hopefully the story is as good as the old Hong Kong movies.
Phantom blade zero is the next
武侠,wuxia,用功夫（gongfu）做正义的事情的人并且很有名望的人叫武侠。。仙侠是对付妖怪和魔物的神仙。。
終於可以告別手游了 華人游戲崛起爽 黑悟空后又一個值得期待的游戲
这个游戏也是一定会入手的
Been waiting for Phantom Blade, Project The Perceiver, Code: To Jin Yong, Where Winds Meet, and the Wind Road for more than three years now 😩😫😖
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers = done. Satisfied.
Black Myth: Wukong = done. Satisfied.
better not disappoint,
Lost Soul Aside = When? Ooops.. this wasn't covered in the video..
Code: To Jinyong = When?
Where Wind Meets = When?
Dynasty Warriors: Origins = When?
Project E: When?
Faith of Danschant: Hereafter = When?
The rest looks interesting, if any of us have time to spare
Eu adorei os jogos chineses
Impressive graphics and the works..
Why do I feel like most of games are similar to black myth wukong .attacks, fights start visuals camera angles titles World structure etc
Project and burning swords are two games that look fantastic. I didn't know about these two. I wish you can turn some of the FXs off in these games. All the glowing blue, orange and red colors while I'm fighting, looks a bit cheesy
meh most of them looks like naraka i dont like em.
They all kind of the same :))
as a fanatic of wuxia novels and manhuas 2025 will be an absolute banger...........................
a jin yong game???? is that Yang Guo????
If those games released trailer few year's ago maybe they will release in next 2-3 years hopefully in ps5 😊
But where’s the diversity and inclusivity? Why are there no black or Hispanic transgenders in this game? This is an outrage!
Code: To Jin Yong is cancel right? it has so much potential....there no game portrays Yang Guo until now..its so cool
Is it really canceled? Oh no. I really like when I saw Yang Guo in it. 😰
wuxia to chinese is like samurai to japan, or cowboy to america
They all look amazing, but exactly the same, like wuxia dark souls
OMG it's 杨过
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Wukong complete, these other games look nuts can't wait.
Everything is unreal engine 5 now.
Now imagine assassins creed in Wuxia style
Tons of Wukong copycat, really disgusting.
i'd like a game setting in modern history like Qing era , or Mingguo era.
Project E more like korean...and korean influenced a lot by ming....
The Last soldier of the Ming Dynasty is on steam
WOW, so are they all gonna be soul like games with great combat? This is cool.
Westerners be like: yeah Korea is China
긁?😂
US: Singapore is China! XDDDD
中国游戏，不鸣则已，一鸣惊人！
ProjectE (2nd from last) is not chinese. it's korean.
良莠不齐
美术设计创新是关键。
Project E seems to an interesting storyline, but it looks Korean, not Chinese
Shut up and Take my money
Thank god there is no SB in these Chinese games.
35:45 Project E from NCSoft is a South Korean Game. A Martial Arts game maybe, or a more Samurai game, but definitely not much of a Wuxia game.
That don’t look Korean at all
Bro
Everything is Chinese characters from what I’ve seen
Especially the old alphabet
It’s from old Chinese dude
That don’t look like Korean character to me
Can't believe how China's game industry grow so fast
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Why there is no game like Batman Arkham City combat style. Game character are just holding sword to block attack. There is no blocking, avoiding, countering and attacking style. Enemy should also have style too. It open to many possibilities of beautiful sword play. When enemy boss attack with special power and the game character is just running to avoid contact. It is not a beautiful gameplay style.
chinese devs are the present of gaming
Why there is no game like Batman Arkham City combat style. Game character are just holding sword to block attack. There is no blocking martial art style, countering and attacking style.
Project E is Korean, not Chinese. Thanks
But Koreans don't agree with their ancestors' mushroom-shaped thatched cottages, big skirts, chiguri costumes and shamanism witch doctors! Instead, Chinese medicine is called Hanuihak! Hanfu worn by nobles, officials, Confucian scholars and the royal family is called Hanbok! The Chinese wooden structure building is called Hanok.😂
Its fkin Chinese bro
Tf you talking about Korean for?
That country didn’t even exist until modern times 😂💀
Literally 3 games that arent "Souls-like" games. I hate this creatively bankrupt industry. Dat work good lets do dat! And youll all buy them because they are like dark souls.
25:56 Beautiful trailer. Ugly gameplay! I hate this kind trailers.
for me, all are meh except for Wukong. Hope the gameplay and animations are good when release
After the success of the game Wukong，All games are some，This is China.
这是灵影之刃吧？
no turn based?
What the hell is wrong with the chinese now a days, spewing out a lot of games that looks to be great 😅 Wukong is amazing
phanton blade 0 , wukong and the perceiver...
感觉行动不自然
怎么这游戏是打怪物啊？武侠不是江湖上的事嘛？应该都是活人，就算有点玄幻但基本上没有实体
砍人难过审，国外有各种政治正确，国内有各种键盘圣母，反正就是不能让你好好玩游戏。
这个游戏是《雨血》的前传，他们公司之前是做手游的。设定也是基于雨血的故事背景
@@sougayilangfishingtackles9312 审核已不是主要问题，但键盘侠和举报狗（厂商也会偷偷举报厂商）问题很严重
同质化这么严重怎么回本啊
The problem is that all of these games look absolutely same, played on different maps.
Many were wuxia but some are different. Not all wuxia (swordsman or martial world adventurer). Wukong falls more toward fantasy because he's a God and battles Demons plus some other Gods. There's also a korean game in it.
Project E is not a chinese game, it's a south korean 's game.
Project X is a Chinese game.
Still waiting on Lost Soul aside 😂
Looking forward Code: Jin Yong
All tribute to our legendary author, Jin Yong. His stories are great. I have assumption that the two fighter may be Linghu Chong from Laughing in the Wind/The Wandering Swordsman and Yang Guo from Return of Condor Heroes.
遊戲加些漢字挺不錯的，斬斬斬
phantom blade 0
These look great, but I hope they don't play it out...
Except wukong , i feel like they all look the same
There are some W's on this list and sadly some L's.
The Wind Road, it's already available on Steam since 2020?
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1:16 what am I looking at? Is it sekiro mixed with wukong?
Phantom Blade Zero,Where Winds Meet and The Perceiver 🎉 take my money now😅
All of these games look fantastic and well made, the problem is that most of them are Souls like, a genre that is already becoming saturated, The first game with a narrative as good as these Gameplays but with a more down-to-earth focus will be very successful, mark my words
None of these games feel like authentic Wuxia games, even though they seem very well-made.
@@dovakinlink I don't think people are aware, especially in the west, as to what exactly a Wuxia game should look like or what exactly Wuxia is . The only reason I am familiar with the genre is because I used to read a lot of Wuxia books when I was small.
Looking forward to Phantom Blade: Zero big time.
Besides Code to Jin Young, what else based on famous wuxia novel?
Wait, code To Jin Yong is based on a novel ?!
@@ItchOnMyBack Jing Yong is the name of a wuxia novel author, that one armed character from the trailer is Yang Guo from a novel he wrote called The Return of the condor heroes
Besides Code to Jin Yong, Dynasty Warrior is also a famous historical novel. Others I am not really sure. But, do they really need to put Yang Guo and Ling Hu Zhong together? I would prefer Guo Jing or the 4 Lords.
@@freddytan777 it’s probably a jump force style game where all main characters fight each other
somehow phantom blade and wukong feels the same style except the story is different
Wish they’d let you make your own character. What a shame
Black Myth bring me here...
Man. I only want to see game trailers for games that is releasing with the next couple of weeks... But I get that's not how marketing works.
the all soul like games but still su amazing and interesting to try and explore new lore and fantasy genre
top of games made in unreal engine 5 from china
When main charcter from europe and game abt chinese
I like Code To Jin Yong, it reminds me of the early demo of grand blue fantasy relink
Martial arts is a relatively small category, and its origins are the novels of Jin Yong, Gu Long and others. Therefore, Wukong cannot be considered a martial arts theme game.The word used to describe Wukong's style seem to have no accurate translation. It roughly means gods and monsters. Martial arts mainly describe people.
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The wuxia genre encompasses the entire range of ancient chinese mythology. Humans, demons and deities..as long as martial arts are involved
@@TooToo246 Nope, according to Wikipedia, Wuxia has been human-centered since the beginning of time. Initially, martial arts even had only realistic themes, and it was only after the 1900s that it became popular to incorporate metaphysical, god and monster themes. Journey to the West was written in the Ming Dynasty and does not fit any traditional or newer definition of Wuxia. As a matter of fact, it is a separate genre, with which it is similar to Feng Shen Yan Yi (封神演义).
@@TooToo246Dude, this genre you're talking about is the Xianxia. Wuxia basically does not involve the elements of gods, demons and deities. Wuxia arts themes are more about humanistic feelings such as hatred and kindness between people.
@@TooToo246 有妖的叫仙侠，不是武侠