NUTAYU Announces Anime Mecha Action RPG Xing Su for PC and Mobile

Chinese studio NUTAYU announced Xing Su, an anime-style action role-playing game featuring mechs and kemonomimi characters, slated for release in 2028.

Xing Su Release Timeline and Platforms

  • Launch Windows: Mainland China PC release scheduled for the first quarter of 2028, followed by iOS and Android versions in the second quarter of 2028.
  • Character Roster: The game features fully human designs alongside animal-eared characters and anthropomorphic kemono figures.
  • Localization Status: An official English title for the project has not yet been announced by the studio.

Restoring the Cycle of Existence in Xing Su

The narrative of Xing Su takes place within a fictional universe where the fundamental cycle of life and death has ground to a complete halt. Players assume the role of the Guide, a central protagonist tasked with restoring the natural order of existence. Throughout this journey, the Guide fights alongside a roster of supernatural allies.

Opposition in the game stems from a mix of automated battle machines, dangerous monsters, and human adversaries who possess combat skills comparable to the protagonist’s own abilities. NUTAYU has structured the title as an action RPG that blends mechanical combat units with stylized character animation.

NUTAYU Sets 2028 Chinese Release Windows

Development targets multiple platforms, with the studio confirming versions for personal computers and mobile operating systems. PC players in China will receive the game first during the opening quarter of 2028. Mobile users on both iOS and Android will gain access to the title in the subsequent quarter.

While the studio revealed promotional details regarding the character aesthetics and lore framework, international distribution plans remain unconfirmed. The developer has not yet disclosed an official English-language title for the project.

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