At the recent global Xbox Showcase, held last Friday, the Chinese single-player game "Tides of Annihilation," backed by Tencent, revealed an exciting new gameplay demo. Developed by Chengdu-based Eclipse Glow Games, the title is inspired by Arthurian legends and is set to be released as a buy-to-play game for both PC and console platforms. The demo features the protagonist, Gwendolyn, who joins forces with her former rival, Lamalock, showcasing the game's rich narrative and character dynamics. This unveiling marks a significant step for the developers as they prepare for the game's upcoming launch, aiming to captivate players with its unique storytelling and immersive gameplay.
Original from TechNode.com: Tencent-backed Chinese knight fantasy game Tides of Annihilation shows new gameplay demo
Tencent-backed Chinese knight fantasy game Tides of Annihilation shows new gameplay demo
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