Appears new RPG game developed by Vietnamese, impressive graphics
The end of 2021, an unforgettable year for Vietnam’s gaming village today was an explosive period of many 100% pure Vietnamese game products being released. Starting with, Hoa – a pure Vietnamese game that appeared on Nintendo Switch and Steam, then Than Trung – a horror game developed by tycoon Dung CT and DUT Studio, or The Scourge, Blood.Field (Blood Grass). And the most anticipated is project 300475 from Hiker Games, this game recreates the tough and heroic war of the Vietnamese people’s army in the war against the US to save the country and liberate the united South.
Entering a turbulent 2022, but after a memorable 2021, early 2022 has emerged potential new Vietnamese games not only from studios big and small but also from game lovers in Vietnam itself. Recently, another RPG game called Realms Ethernity appeared, which was developed by a Vietnamese game studio called Wild Thunder.
Sharing in the 7 Game Days group, after the Hiker Games project 300475 officially released the first teaser trailer on February 23, the Vietnamese gaming community has been buzzing lately. Lead developer Wild Thunder with Facebook account Ng Duc shared the first trailer for Realms Ethernity.
Therefore, it is an open world role-playing game that allows gamers to play the role of a warrior to explore new lands. In addition to adding a new and exciting chapter in Ethernity Realms, Wild Thunder said that NFT elements will also appear in the game. Currently, the new Ethernity Realms is in the early stages of development but it is one of the Vietnamese gaming projects with great potential at the moment.
Sharing in the group 7 Game Days, Realms Ethernity was quickly attracted and supported by team members, many people feel very much looking forward to the role-playing game developed by the Vietnamese. Many other gamers are also contributing to the Wild Thunder development team to perfect the Ethernity Realms in the near future.
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