Everstone Studio's ambitious open-world Wuxia action RPG will finally become playable worldwide, complete with English localization.
While creative director Guangyun Chen didn't go into more details, he did imply that the studio would have more to say down the line.
Marvel Rivals director Guangyun Chen has announced that the studio wants to offer clarification about the game's matchmaking.
The titles in question are unknown but NetEase's Guangyun Chen didn't reveal whether this included Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls.
With a promising closed beta, Everstone Studio's open-world action RPG could be the next big thing.
Instead of compiling shaders when starting the game, they'll now load in the lobby, resulting in a "lot less" memory used.
Blade is the newest Duelist, pressuring enemies from mid-range with a shotgun and unleashing the Sword of Dracula for big damage.
Lead designer Chris Lyu spoke about the challenges behind realising the studio's vision for the Wuxia-inspired Where Winds Meet.
The video also features the the Beijing Winter Olympics ceremony segment director and award-winning choreographer Tian Tian.
Phoenix joins the line-up and battles against Knull and Hela on a new Klyntar map. Two new Team-Ups and events are also available.
Destiny: Rising will include the sorts of game modes that fans of the series have come to know and love, from PvP to PvE missions.
The Phoenix Force rises to battle Knull but must contend with his new queen in black, Hela. Also, Blade finally enters the fray.
NetEase Games' first single-player focused experience is "prepared to deliver a truly epic and cinematic experience for players."
Published by NetEase, it features an art style where the studio wanted to make everyone look like they might be different kinds of puppets.
The villainous android deals damage with beam attacks while flying around and can provide shields to allies via his drones.
Chrono Shield Cards and Tokens are only usable up to Gold Rank and meant to ease the pressure on lower-ranked players.
NetEase Games is celebrating the first anniversary of Marvel Rivals since it kicked off its closed beta around the same time last year.
On top of already having to pay for a compatible costume, players will also have to spend an additional $6 to change its colours.
According to Marvel Rivals director Guangyun Chen, the RAM reduction feature is a lot of work and can't be brought in with a small patch
Executive producer Danny Koo has also reiterated that Marvel Rivals remains unique in the market because it doesn't have role queue.
