Morefun Studios' highly anticipated 3D action brawler, previously known as Hitori no Shita: The Outcast, is back with a new name and release date! Now titled The Hidden Ones, this game, based on the popular webcomic, is set to launch in 2025, with a pre-alpha test scheduled for January.
Set in modern China, the game follows Zhang Chulan, a young martial artist who discovers his grandfather's teachings are highly sought after in the martial arts world. He'll soon find himself facing unexpected challenges and intense combat.
The recently released gameplay trailer showcases impressive visuals and action sequences, including the secondary protagonist Wang Ye. Expect thrilling parkour moves, dynamic 3D martial arts combat, energy projectile exchanges, and intense brawling.
A Darker, Grittier Take on Kung Fu
Information on The Hidden Ones has been scarce, adding to the mystery surrounding its multiple names. However, initial impressions suggest a visually stunning game with a darker, grittier aesthetic compared to other 3D ARPGs. While not photorealistic, the style appears more grounded and intense.
The game's success will depend on its ability to attract players unfamiliar with the source material. But for fans of intense kung-fu action, this is one to watch.
In the meantime, check out our list of the top 25 best fighting games for iOS and Android to satisfy your craving for martial arts action!
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