With break-neck battles, flashes of blood and steel and seeing the 'game over' screen more times than I care to admit, Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty's demo is great fun at 100 miles per hour. 'With break-neck battles, flashes of blood and steel and seeing the 'game over' screen more times than I care to admit, Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty's demo is great fun at 100 miles per hour.' Being set in China, focusing on Chinese martial arts – instead of changing the Nioh series and trying to make this fit, we decided to create a new IP altogether with Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.' We decided to explore the Three Kingdoms as a setting, and so this world and its action are completely different from our previous games. 'And so, we really want to utilize the knowledge and experience we've gained over the years.

'Nioh is a really important series to me and the dev team,' says Team Ninja president Fumihiko Yasuda. Nioh may have steered Team Ninja's popularity in recent years, but with Wo Long, it's building something different entirely. Unfolding during ancient China's Three Kingdoms era, it pays homage to a time period with deep cultural roots, but with a sprinkle of the dark and twisted fantasy elements the studio has become increasingly known for. Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty aims to change that. What is less familiar to Team Ninja, on the other hand, are games set beyond the shores of Japan.

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