Hands-On Preview: The Hidden Ones Is A Gorgeous Fighting Game That Pulls You Straight Into An Anime
Developed by Morefun Studios and published by Tencent, is a fighting game version of the series that balances tight action and impressive visuals. Based on the webcomic and the subsequent adaptations, the series introduces a mystical martial arts used by college students, criminal gangs, and mysterious warriors. The game isn't a strict adaptation of the source material, but an expansion that brings new depth to the setting. This is a real blessing for, withfantastic graphics and tight gameplay dragging players into a vivid world.
For longtime fans of the original series and newcomers alike, ' execution is impressive and immersive. During a demo event for attended by, I got the chance to dive into the game's combat and see first-hand how strong the title's transition from anime cinematics to fast-paced brawls is. I also got the chance to speak to some of the creatives behind the game, which highlighted the mechanics at play and set the stage for the game's future.
One of the best elements of ' game design is the way it maintains tight control even when the action shifts into anime-style duels. The camera and pacing of the fight can shift briefly to highlight a technique that feels pulled directly from an action-packed anime. It's an effective means of engrossing the player in every fight, especially when fighting your way through story mode. The story mode features numerous unique animations and battles, as well as a shift to a beat-em-up style of gameplay that works incredibly well.
The game will launch with nine playable characters, but the scope of the original anime and the live-service model sets the stage for future additions to the roster. As explained by Senior Game Designer Stan Fan:
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This scope also allowed the designers to expand on minor characters, building the universe in a natural way.
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