Koei Tecmo’s Dark Three Kingdoms action RPG “Wolong: Skyfall” Celebrates First Anniversary with No Plans for Sequel
Reporter Lou Wanling/Comprehensive Report
“Wolong: Skyfall,” the popular action RPG developed by Team NINJA, recently marked its first anniversary since its launch. In a surprising revelation during an interview with foreign media, the production team shared that there are currently no plans for a sequel to the game.
The game, which features a dark-style Three Kingdoms era setting, has garnered a large player base, particularly in China. The production team expressed their gratitude for the game’s availability on Game Pass, which has contributed to its success.
As a new IP work, “Wolong: Skyfall” has been praised for its depiction of major battles from real history and its focus on lesser-known generals. Players have enjoyed engaging in battles with renowned figures from the Three Kingdoms period, with high praise given to the portrayal of “Lu Bu” in the game.
Despite the positive reception from players and critics alike, the production team confirmed that there are no current plans for a sequel. The game’s popularity in China has been a significant factor in its success, with anticipation building even before its release.
“Wolong: Skyfall” made history as the first game to be available on Xbox Game Pass on its launch day. The decision to join Game Pass was part of a strategic move to expand the game’s appeal to players, and the results have been promising, with player numbers exceeding sales volume.
While fans may be disappointed by the news of no sequel in the works, the success of “Wolong: Skyfall” and its positive reception internationally are a testament to the game’s impact in the gaming industry.