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Ashley Bardhan

There is no Chinese GTA, veteran dev says, but Black Myth: Wukong was the starting shot for a stampede of AAA games made in China: "We have to make the games ever better"

Phantom Blade Zero trailer screenshot of main character standing in gray background.

Not every game can be Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto, and for good reason. I'm pretty sure the Earth's core would crack under the weight of multiple mega-releases like GTA 6. But if those games represent the glorious peak of AAA gaming, Phantom Blade Zero director Qiwai "Soulframe" Liang says developers in his native China at least want to start climbing.

"All the focus [in China] is on making AAA games," S-GAME studio founder Liang tells PC Gamer in the newest print edition of its magazine. "You can see a lot are coming. It's different."

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