Ananta, formerly known as Project Mugen, is poised for launch. This highly anticipated game, developed by NetEase Studios, Thunder Fire Studio, and Naked Rain, has generated significant buzz with its initial promotional materials. Ananta blends elements reminiscent of popular titles like Genshin Impact, Zenless Zone Zero, and even GTA, all presented within a captivating anime aesthetic.
The recently released trailer showcases Ananta as an open-world urban RPG set in the sun-kissed coastal city of Nova. Players take on the role of an A.C.D. agent, embarking on a journey filled with mystery and exploration. The game's approved release in China is slated for 2025 across PC, PlayStation 5, and mobile platforms.
Key features highlighted include four-player team-based battles, a distinctive art style, and fluid, high-speed movement. The developers emphasize the game's unique blend of familiar environments infused with supernatural elements, contributing to its growing global appeal. The December 5th trailer provided a more concrete look at the gameplay and world of Ananta, further fueling anticipation for its release.
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