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Sony Interactive Entertainment Shanghai held the PlayStation China Hero Project Spring Showcase in Beijing today, where it announced the second wave of PlayStation China Hero Project titles and shared updates on previously announced titles.

AI-LIMIT is a hardcore action role-playing game created by Palm Pioneer’s Sense Games studio. It has a rich world of exploration and a thrilling battle experience. In the game, the player will control the heroine Arrisa, relying on his ability and will to save the future world full of threats and mysteries.






Convallaria is an online game containing player-versus-enemy and player-versus-player elements.






RAN: Lost Islands is a large-scale multiplayer online competitive game.






Evotinction is a third-person stealth game featuring unique hacking mechanics.






ANNO: Mutationem is an action RPG set in a near future Metropolis after the catastrophe.






In Nightmare (working title) is an horror adventure game by Magic Fish Studio. This is a dark fairy tale of exploring growing pain and self-salvation in which players will wander in a mysterious dream world. It is an adventure game that combines imagination and realism.





Immortal Legacy: The Jade Cipher is a PlayStation VR horror first-person shooter.

 

[DeepEnigma]

Some great looking games and art direction. Especially the cyberpunk style one.

 

[StreetsofBeige]

The first game AI-Limit looks fantastic. Nice smooth gameplay.

 

[Dargor]

Some of these actually look intersting, hope they do well.

 

[Wings 嫩翼翻せ]

Too bad Chinese fans won't be able to procure these in the future without risking a low government rating. How it must feel, getting cool games but being goaded not play them.

Anyway, the ANNO: Mutationem game looks the best IMO.

 

[IbizaPocholo]

 

[ghairat]

Lost souls aside?

 

[Radical Dreamer]

What the fuck some of these looks actually pretty good, would love to check ai-limit or anno: mutantionem.

 

[Jagz]

Unless these are also coming to PC, I don't see many people in China actually playing them.

 

[mejin]

Unless these are also coming to PC, I don't see many people in China actually playing them.

they aim for worldwide release, not to die on China. but sony probably won't care with a pc version.

 

[Boss Mog]

The games look very impressive. It's about time Chinese devs made their move to take a piece of the AAA pie.

I wonder if Western games "journalists" will ask the devs why there's no black people, and whatever other groups games "need" to meet with their approval.

 

[Fbh]

Some fun looking stuff.
That first one in particular looks great

Lost souls aside?

They just gave a short update saying development was going well but they had nothing new to show right now

 

[onQ123]

Trying to get that 1% of China before Xbox One

 

[TeamGhobad]

how long before the chinese create their own console?

 

[DeepEnigma]

how long before the chinese create their own console?

https://www.anandtech.com/show/1316...han-subor-z-console-with-custom-amd-ryzen-soc

 

[shenmue mugen]

Will these games come to the west?

 

[michaelius]

AI-limit looks to take inspiration from Nier Automata at least a bit - I'll have to check it out once they release it.

Will these games come to the west?

Yes it's one of aims of the project to bring them to Chinese and global audiences. Really cool thing Sony is doing here.