This has been posted. It is in fact the second trailer of this game posted here. IIRC the first trailer was posted before the news and discussions of the BMW flooded this thread so you would need to go back quite further to dig it up.
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I always wanted to code my own city building game using the same graphics style as "The bustling world".
Something like a mix of Emperor: Rise of the Middle kingdom supply lines and cities skyline scope and tools....
There's a lot of negative sentiment around Genshin Impact these days, with players feeling like the game is stagnating with lame plot progression and the devs not listening to player feedback on how to improve the game. Wuthering Waves on the other hand had a rocky debut and many people wrote it off at the time as a failure, but it's now made a comeback with the game massively improving with subsequent patches and the devs listening closely to player feedback. A lot of Genshin influencers are actually switching to Wuthering Waves now because the game mechanics are far superior.
The Chinese gacha game industry is basically becoming the Chinese EV industry where it's fiercely competitive and the companies have no choice but to deliver an excellent product or go extinct.
The Chinese gacha game industry is basically becoming the Chinese EV industry where it's fiercely competitive and the companies have no choice but to deliver an excellent product or go extinct.
It looks pretty good. The only issue I have with isometric layout games is that you tend to get view of your character and what he is doing blocked when he is at the lower corners of a enclosed wall/buildings etc.
Does CN hav domestic substitute w software for like unreal engine? Incase of sudden unexpected things...
I know Unity China is a China-exclusive version of Unity and I've heard it's the most advanced version but in terms of a completely domestically made engine then I don't know. I've heard from somewhere that Tencent has their own engine but I'm not sure there's any proof of that.
Chinese companies wouldn't have invested so much resources into Unity China without some reassurance re sanctions. Unity China is a Chinese company and likely have a permanent license to develop and market a fork of the 2022 version of Unity in China.
As for domestic engines, there are Chinese MMOs that looks decent with inhouse engines.
Not saying WuWa is bad but Genshin creamed it right to the very top of Sensor's revenue charts in January 2025 with $99 million.
Hoyo still laughing it's way to the bank apparently.
Still waiting for a Chinese horror game with guns or sci fi horror game