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Game Awards World Premiere: Naraka
- Thread starter Magic-Man
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Was about to post the same, they trademarked it 2 weeks ago http://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=doc&state=4804:umg30d.2.1
At first I thought its Japanese setting but the top 2 swords and other weapons are seems to be more more circular (can not find a word in eng for it)
Any idea about setting?
Any idea about setting?
It's unclear if it's NetEase developed or published. Since AFAIK NetEase currently doesn't have any publishing infrastructure for international console games, I'm putting my chips on this being NetEase developed, in which puts me immediately in the "waiting for reviews" camp.
One with the spiked ball on the end is a mace. Doesn't look like a 'real world' setting with the range of weapons... or the visuals tbh.
Mobile studio which do clone of popular games. (iirc they released 3 battle royale games close to each other)
Feels like a multiplayer arena fighter or whatever based on that visual (which has cool designs).So who's 24 Entertainment?
I dont want to be that guy but it seems to be Chinese setting and .... most games in Chinese setting are mobile.
And here it is.
Still an odd name though for the title with such setting.
I can't find any information on this studio. Do they not have a website or any internet record at all?
Tried searching myself earlier and nothing, they're probably new.
I'll go out on a limb and guess that 24 Entertainment is a new NetEase subsidiary, which would functionally make this a NetEase developed game. Will wait for reviews, then.
There's no problem with advertisement partners inbetween awards and trailers but it does become a problem when you accept money from for-profit companies like NetEase or Tencent and you show their game trailers and then label them as "world premieres".
