A Domestic Single-Player Game to be Released in 2025

TapTechNews June 10th news, in the early hours of today's Xbox Games Showcase event, a domestic single-player game made a surprise appearance. 'The End of the Ming Dynasty: The Deep Void Feathers' will be released in 2025 and will be available on consoles and PC platforms, and will be included in Microsoft's XGP subscription at the first launch.

TapTechNews noticed that after the game's first announcement of the real-machine demonstration of the development progress in 2021, there has been no new trailer since then, and now it is confirmed that it is still in production.

The official introduction shows that 'The End of the Ming Dynasty: The Deep Void Feathers' is a Chinese style Lovecraftian soul-like ARPG developed by Lingze Technology. The game is based on the real historical sites such as Sanxingdui and Jinsha in the ancient Shu civilization of China, combined with historical mythological allusions such as 'Records of Huayang Kingdom', 'Annals of the Kings of Shu' 'cuckoo crying blood'; 'Jin Se' 'Wang Di's spring heart entrusted to the cuckoo'; 'Shan Hai Jing' 'feathered people country, immortal people' and is adapted in the Lovecraftian style.

'The End of the Ming Dynasty: The Deep Void Feathers' will be a one-time paid buyout game, but it may also sell DLC. Interested friends can look forward to the follow-up progress.