The upcoming cinematic anime fighter, The Hidden Ones, is set to launch in 2025 on both PC and mobile platforms. Developed by Tencent and Morefun Studios, the game is inspired by the original anime and manga series Hitori No Shita: The Outcast.
The game is set in a mystical world that draws heavily from ancient Eastern philosophies, including Taoism and the principles of Yin and Yang. The Hidden Ones offers players a visually rich experience, combining dynamic 3D action-fighter gameplay with Eastern martial arts and philosophical themes. The game’s artistic direction is designed to provide both an engaging and immersive gaming experience.
Gameplay Reveal and Pre-Alpha Signups
Today, Morefun Studios unveiled the official gameplay trailer, showcasing the action-packed, martial arts-driven combat system that will be central to The Hidden Ones.
Enzo Zhang, Head of Morefun Studios, expressed excitement over the game’s development, stating:
“For years, our team at Morefun Studios has poured immense energy, dedication, and passion into crafting The Hidden Ones into a mythical martial arts experience that we believe players across PC and mobile will enjoy. Our studio, known worldwide for its diverse portfolio of action and shooter games, is eager to share this thrilling experience with fans of action-packed gaming.”
Pre-Alpha Testing Opportunity
As part of the lead-up to the game’s full launch, those in the United States and Brazil can now register for an exclusive chance to participate in the pre-alpha testing phase. Interested players can sign up through the game’s official website.
Fans are also encouraged to follow The Hidden Ones on its official Twitter/X account for the latest updates, and join the conversation via the official Discord channel.
With its innovative gameplay and rich thematic backdrop, The Hidden Ones promises to be a standout title in 2025 for action-game enthusiasts and anime fans alike.
Related Topics
- Crunchyroll Unveils English Dub Trailer for Solo Leveling: ReAwakening Movie
- Netflix to Stream Uzumaki Anime in Asia Starting December 20
- Japanese Government Approves $2 Million AI Project to Combat Anime and Manga Piracy