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Loulan’s Resurrected Warrior: Chinese Studio’s God-like AAA Action Game

For anyone who doubts China’s potential to surpass the West in AAA game development, Loulan: The Cursed Sand may change their minds. This action game evokes the original God of War while updating its gameplay. Developed by Chillyroom, a 16-person Chinese studio whose members have previously worked at studios like Santa Monica Studio and FromSoftware, the team’s influences are evident in the game’s combat and close-camera angles. Even David Jaffe, the creator of God of War, endorsed the project during a livestream, lending Chillyroom significant credibility. Loulan: The Cursed Sand draws its inspiration from the legend of the lost kingdom of Loulan, which was consumed by the Taklamakan Desert. The discovery of the Princess of Xiaohe, a 3,800-year-old mummy found in the Taklamakan Desert, further informs the game’s setting. This historical basis gives the game a unique edge, blending history with fantasy as a resurrected warrior traverses reimagined desert landscapes populated by mysterious factions and mythical creatures.

Loulan’s Cursed Sand: A Stylized Action Game for PlayStation 5 and PC

Building upon its historical foundation, Loulan: The Cursed Sand’s graphics offer a fresh perspective on classic desert settings. Aiming for a realistic yet stylized aesthetic, the game seeks to create a distinct world that remains faithful to Loulan’s enigmatic atmosphere. While there is no confirmed release date yet, the game is highly anticipated for PlayStation 5 and PC as part of the China Hero Project.

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