As the game unfolds, the objects our players acquire and NPCs the players encounter are all based on historical facts. We want our players to impersonate Liao, Tian-Ding in the game as they walk through places and events he actually did in history. We increased the authenticity of this game by looking into many historical facts and legends about Liao, Tian-Ding. His heroic stories have become famous folktales that circulated through every corner in Taiwan.
He was a criminal, but he is also a Robin Hood. Liao, Tian-Ding, the protagonist in our game, is the most controversial character during the Japanese colonization era. There is no better way for players to experience such an amazing Taiwanese history than through a game featuring Liao, Tian-Ding. At that time, on a regular day a person in Taiwan could see traditional Asian farming villages and the latest technologies coming from the west inspired by the Industrial Revolution. During this colonization period Taiwan had an astonishing cultural diversity. Taiwan was colonized by Japan at the end of the 19th century. In addition to its indigenous culture, since the 17th century there has been an influx of Spanish and Dutch culture as well as and Chinese culture coming from mainland China. Taiwan is an island country in East Asia which features integrated cultures. Which real-life/historical events influenced The Legend of Tianding? All the tools and content of this game were made from scratch by us except the music, for which we cooperate with Rising Music Studio. We currently have a 7 person team which contains 2 programmers, 2 designers and 3 artists (2D, 3D, VFX). We’ve had an average of around 9 people during the 2.5 years we’ve been with this project. The path of indie development is tough, we’ve got people coming and going. How big is the team at CGCG that’s working on the game? We reached out to the developers at CGCG and here’s what we learned. As a sidescrolling action adventure with roots in history and folk tales, it certainly stood out to us and we couldn’t wait to find out more. One of them was The Legend of Tianding from developer CGCG, which is being released through Neon Doctrine later this year. What about you? Let us know what you think in the comment section below.The recent Steam Next Festival allowed gamers to get to know and try out a lot of upcoming games.
Are you interested in the game? What did you think of the trailer? Personally, I am quite intrigued by the colorful graphics and style, and could see the aesthetics being a major boost for the game come November. The Legend of Tianding will be a Switch console exclusive when it hits its November 1 release date. Run through colorful streets, ride on a speeding train, and make your escape through dark sewers, all done in the style of a retro Traditional Chinese Manga. Take on incredible bosses like deadly courtesans, greedy businessmen, and even military leaders, each one guaranteed to challenge you with their dynamic abilities and brutal attacks.Įxplore the Dadaocheng area of Taipei city as it looked like in the early 1900’s. Execute advanced aerial combos, steal weapons from your enemies, use your waist sash and grappling hook to fly around the battlefield, and strike fear into the hearts of your oppressors. Take a look at the impressively stylish game and see for yourself.Īdditionally, ahead of that November release date, here is a little bit of detail about The Legend of Tianding, its premise, and the gameplay, as taken from the game’s Steam page.īattle the colonial authorities in style with a tanto, waist sash, and fast paced Kung Fu in tightly tuned technical combat. So far, the game looks like a pretty darn good and compelling time. You can check out a brand new trailer for the game below, which showcases the story and the gameplay. The Legend of Tianding, an upcoming sidescroller based on the real-life “Robin Hood of Taiwan,” Liao Tianding, has received a November 1 release date on Switch and PC.
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