As the massive Chinese publisher Tencent has a stake in Tides of Annihilation's success, the team also explained that they chose a setting based on Arthurian legends to cater to the Western market.

While Sony may have expected its first-party announcements to be the biggest hitters of last week's State of Play event, it's the new Chinese RPG Tides of Annihilation that's turned out to be the ...

Tides of Annihilation promises around hours of gameplay, over 30 boss encounters, and Devil May Cry-style combat. Players will be able to choose between four weapons, including bows, swords ...