The Legend of Tianding Headed to PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, Xbox One, and iOS This Summer - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 15 May 2022 / 1,703 Views
ublisher Neon Doctrine and developer Creative Games & Computer Graphics Corporation announced The Legend of Tianding will launch for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and iOS this Summer.
The game first released for the Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam in November 2021.
On the same day as the new versions of the game will see the release of the free Boss Rush mode on all platforms.
Here is an overview of the game:
The Taiwanese Robin Hood
Play as Liao Tianding (also known as Liau Thiam-Ting), vigilante of Taipei city and wanted by the Colonial Japanese authorities. Rob the rich, feed the poor, and fight for justice in the streets of early 20th century Taipei as Taiwan’s legendary outlaw.
Based on real events, real people and real situations, The Legend of Tianding is an exploration of a place and time often overlooked and presented in the style of Traditional Chinese Manga.
Kung Fu Fighting
Battle the colonial authorities in style with a tanto, waist sash, and fast paced Kung Fu in tightly tuned technical combat. Execute advanced aerial combos, steal weapons from your enemies, use your waist sash and grappling hook to fly around the battlefield, and strike fear into the hearts of your oppressors.
Take on incredible bosses like deadly courtesans, greedy businessmen, and even military leaders, each one guaranteed to challenge you with their dynamic abilities and brutal attacks.
Explore the Dadaocheng area of Taipei city as it looked like in the early 1900s Run through colorful streets, ride on a speeding train, and make your escape through dark sewers, all done in the style of a retro Traditional Chinese Manga.
Power-Ups Galore
Even the playing field and tailor Liao Tianding to your playstyle with different equippable talismans! These magical items grant you bonuses such as recovering more health from food, regaining stamina faster, or even reducing the damage you take.
Four Color Cards
Take a break from rebellion with this traditional Taiwanese board game.
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