PS5 Getting Action Game Set in 80s Hong Kong and It Looks Great

PS5 Getting Action Game Set in 80s Hong Kong and It Looks Great

PS5 action game The 9th Dragon

A new PS5 action game set in 1980s Hong Kong has been announced that Sleeping Dogs fans should especially keep an eye on. Developed by FrameOver, The 9th Dragon is a gorgeous voxel art game that “mixes cyberpunk with an eighties atmosphere.”

The 9th Dragon is a narrative-driven PS5 action game set in Kowloon Walled City

The 9th Dragon is set within the famous walled city of Kowloon. Players are members of an elite police commando unit that’s tasked with taking down the criminal underworld operating in the city.

“Step into the chaos of Kowloon Walled City in 1980s Hong Kong, where the syndicate rules from the shadows,” an official overview reads. “Fight your way through neon-lit alleys, cramped apartments, and hidden corridors as you uncover the secrets buried deep within the city’s labyrinth.”

Check out a trailer below:

Developer FrameOver says that The 9th Dragon will feature a narrative that’s based on real events and also inspired by 80s and 90s cop movies. The game will tell the story of several characters, with a lot of love and betrayal between them.”

Features include:

  • Roughly 10 hours of adventure and action
  • Two playable characters, with dozens of enemies and unique bosses
  • Unique weapons and skills
  • A vertical labyrinth with corridors, apartments, stairs, air ducts, sewers, and rooftops

A release date for The 9th Dragon has not been announced, and its PS Store page is not live yet.

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2 Comments

  1. jordy.auer

    This sounds like an exciting announcement for fans of action games! The 80s Hong Kong setting adds a unique flair that could really enhance the gameplay. Looking forward to seeing more about it!

  2. dwalsh

    unique flair that can really enhance the gameplay experience. Plus, the vibrant culture and aesthetics of that era could inspire some amazing visuals and storytelling. It’ll be interesting to see how they incorporate elements from both the action genre and the rich history of Hong Kong during that time!

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