NetEase Games, the China-based PC and mobile games provider, held its Sixth Annual Product Launch event on Wednesday, May 20, as an online event, following suit of most gaming events of 2020. The company shared its plans for the titles it has already launched as well as those it has in the pipeline.

The event highlighted the previously announced, officially licensed Harry Potter: Magic Awakened mobile game and showed off trailers of brand-new titles like fantasy RPG The Ragnarök and cyberpunk game Code: T. Details about the release window and platforms of its newer titles were not revealed but could be headed for smartphones given the company's track record.

The Ragnarök

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Through an orchestra and modern dance performance, The Ragnarök, a role-playing game, takes the audience on a journey to save their kingdom with a spectacular rendition of the game's theme song, "The Ragnarök”. The Ragnarök is a cross-platform high quality game that offers a free interactive dynamic open world based on Nordic mythology. In this elaborately depicted world, the natural scenery is changing dynamically as light and shadow move, the mythical deities are transformed into dragon flying across the sky. Mysteries of this world are awaiting.

Code: T

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One of the new titles that got on NetEase Games' Product Launch stage, Code: T - a simulation game, has released a cyberpunk-style teaser video. Mysterious hacker attacks NetEase system, unlocks the multi-encrypted file unveiling the chaotic worldview of futuristic city. Crime and darkness are hiding behind the flashing of neon lights. Players will become bounty hunters to maneuver among forces and to make their way to become legend. What kind of adventure are prepared for players? When the access portal opens, the unknown calls.

King of Hunters

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King of Hunters has showcased its incredible portrait of a cold weapon era. In this interactive multi-tire open world, players will need to equip themselves with the right set of careers, weapons and to conquer the world. To walk through the clash of different civilizations, and to watch your army scuffle.

Identity V

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This one is an update teaser of their already released Identity V game.

In order to escape from a mystery hollow manor, two ""detectives"" are uncovering a series of leads and just to find out that in Identity V, a new map - Chinatown will soon to be launched. On top of that, a new gameplay mode, ""Minor Arcana"" will be available and new characters - Galatea, Artist and Entomologist will soon be present to all players. Stay tune for more!

SOURCE: GBAtemp Inbox

 

[Prans]

Code: T reminds me of a certain game...

 

[Xzi]

Code: T reminds me of a certain game...

Cyberpunk 2077, but if it was just a bunch of poorly-animated gifs sewn together.

 

[TunaKetchup]

They all look like mobile games

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Code: T reminds me of a certain game...

Deus EX?

 

[Sonic Angel Knight]

That Ragnarock game looking pretty slick. Something I thought I never say about some random thing I never heard about before now.

 

[Deleted User]

ho tf is netease

 

[LightBeam]

ho tf is netease

You won't know them if you never go to the playstore or the appstore, but it's basically the chine Activision of mobile games, they have a shit tons of MMOs, RPGs, Battle Royales and stuff, some do plagiarize a bit (like one who is too similar to PUBG, one to Fortnite etc) and some are quite original but it's still mobile games.

Recently I've played Dawn of Isles, it's cool, I'm only at the beginning but the concept is cool but it just makes me feel like to want it on the Switch, or a mobile thing with real buttons, I'm sure they can do more than just generic stuff and make great stuff but the mobile isn't always the best platform imo

 

[Deleted User]

You won't know them if you never go to the playstore or the appstore, but it's basically the chine Activision of mobile games, they have a shit tons of MMOs, RPGs, Battle Royales and stuff, some do plagiarize a bit (like one who is too similar to PUBG, one to Fortnite etc) and some are quite original but it's still mobile games.

Recently I've played Dawn of Isles, it's cool, I'm only at the beginning but the concept is cool but it just makes me feel like to want it on the Switch, or a mobile thing with real buttons, I'm sure they can do more than just generic stuff and make great stuff but the mobile isn't always the best platform imo

thank you. So they're basically gameloft #2
.

 

[LightBeam]

thank you. So they're basically gameloft #2
.

Chinese Gameloft, exactly that

 

[Prans]

You won't know them if you never go to the playstore or the appstore, but it's basically the chine Activision of mobile games, they have a shit tons of MMOs, RPGs, Battle Royales and stuff, some do plagiarize a bit (like one who is too similar to PUBG, one to Fortnite etc) and some are quite original but it's still mobile games.

Recently I've played Dawn of Isles, it's cool, I'm only at the beginning but the concept is cool but it just makes me feel like to want it on the Switch, or a mobile thing with real buttons, I'm sure they can do more than just generic stuff and make great stuff but the mobile isn't always the best platform imo

For a "mobile thing with real buttons", you could look into the MOQI i7S or F(x)tec Pro1.

 

[MarkDarkness]

You won't know them if you never go to the playstore or the appstore, but it's basically the chine Activision of mobile games, they have a shit tons of MMOs, RPGs, Battle Royales and stuff, some do plagiarize a bit (like one who is too similar to PUBG, one to Fortnite etc) and some are quite original but it's still mobile games.

Recently I've played Dawn of Isles, it's cool, I'm only at the beginning but the concept is cool but it just makes me feel like to want it on the Switch, or a mobile thing with real buttons, I'm sure they can do more than just generic stuff and make great stuff but the mobile isn't always the best platform imo

Why do you elitists always speak of mobile games as if they were inferior to real gaming? Just because they are shallow, have awful controls, have destroyed the games industry with F2P/P2W, eat battery like crazy and are populated by hacking cheating 10-yo Asian punks? That's no reson to consider them inf---- oh.