Chinese animation studio unveils grand ocean fantasy ARPG "BRINGER," releases cinematic trailer; Japan launch undecided
Note: the original Japanese article can be found at:
https://www.4gamer.net/games/954/G095472/20251017059/
Editorial Department: Okitaka | 2025/10/17 10:48 (UTC)
Chinese original IP production company YHKT ENTERTAINMENT has today (October 17, 2025) announced its new game “[Bringer],” and released a trailer.
In China, sign-ups for the closed beta test have also officially begun, with pre-registration numbers already surpassing 470,000 as of this article’s writing.
As for global rollout including Japan, no official details have been disclosed yet.
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This game is an action RPG set in a grand fantasy world centered on the sea. In this world, “Pure Seas”—white particles that take individual form—constantly flow from north to south, causing landmasses to vanish rapidly.
People live atop cities built on the backs of massive creatures, continuing their endless journey across the Pure Sea, guided by the belief: “If you don’t move forward, you sink; every wish has an answer.”
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YHKT ENTERTAINMENT, the studio behind this title, primarily produces original anime series and also extends its content into manga, television dramas, games, and other media.
Their jointly produced original anime “LING CAGE,” backed by Tencent and Bilibili, has exceeded 600 million views and has won over ten awards from industry bodies and the government.
Watch “LING CAGE” on Bilibili
In August 2024, a teaser video for this title was released as a concept promotional video for an anime series—indicating that the project may also expand into an animated series.