Three Games Not Yet Released in Japan: Xingtu Tiancheng, Honor of Kings Chess, Bringa
The roundup tracks the mobile battleground beyond Japan, where live-service titles like 'Ananta' and 'NODUS FALL' dominate, and these three aim to carve distinct niches.
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Inside's roundup highlights three games not yet released in Japan. 'Xingtu Tiancheng,' announced in China on August 28, is a steampunk-occult fantasy RPG with season-based gameplay changes. 'Honor of Kings Chess,' an auto-chess title, launches September 10. 'Bringa,' an oriental fantasy action RPG, is in its second beta test for China.
Inside's August 30 roundup looks at three mobile games yet to reach Japan, each with a distinct pitch in a market crowded with live-service titles. 'Xingtu Tiancheng' leans into steampunk and occult fantasy with a promise of different gameplay styles per season. 'Honor of Kings Chess' brings the MOBA's IP to auto-chess. 'Bringa' bets on a CG-animation look rather than the anime style that dominates the space.
- Xingtu Tiancheng: fantasy RPG announced in China on August 28, steampunk and occult themes, season-based gameplay changes
- Honor of Kings Chess: auto-chess game launching September 10, uses the 'Honor of Kings' IP
- Bringa: oriental fantasy action RPG, second beta test for China, global release confirmed including Japan
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