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Autor : Peyton Actualizar : Jan 11,2025

El muy esperado juego de acción en 3D de Morefun Studios, anteriormente conocido como Hitori no Shita: The Outcast, ¡está de regreso! Ahora titulada The Hidden Ones, esta aventura llena de peleas y parkour se lanzará en 2025, con una prueba pre-alfa programada para enero.

Basado en el popular webcomic, The Hidden Ones transporta a los jugadores a la China actual, siguiendo el viaje del joven artista marcial Zhang Chulan. Se revela que las técnicas de artes marciales aparentemente ordinarias de su abuelo son muy buscadas, lo que empuja a Chulan a un mundo de intenso conflicto.

El avance del juego lanzado recientemente (ver a continuación) muestra imágenes impresionantes y presenta al protagonista secundario Wang Ye. Prepárate para emocionantes secuencias de parkour, combates dinámicos en 3D, intercambios de proyectiles de energía e intensas peleas.

Una estética más oscura y valiente

La información sobre The Hidden Ones ha sido escasa, lo que se suma al misterio que rodea a los múltiples títulos del juego. Sin embargo, las impresiones iniciales sugieren una experiencia visualmente impresionante. El juego cuenta con una estética más oscura y cruda que muchos otros ARPG en 3D, ofreciendo una atmósfera más intensa y sólida.

El éxito de The Hidden Ones dependerá de su capacidad para atraer a jugadores que no estén familiarizados con el material original. Sin embargo, la combinación del juego de intensa acción de kung-fu y parkour promete una experiencia emocionante.

Mientras tanto, los fanáticos que buscan acción similar pueden explorar nuestra lista de los 25 mejores juegos de lucha para iOS y Android.

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