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In Development
Wuxia role-playing adventure
Kung Fu: Return of the Green Dragon Master
Find your master’s killer across six acts, then choose who you become.
Role-play a young martial artist in a living wuxia world: follow the clues to your master’s killer, level up and fight rival schools across six acts.
Windows edition in development · $1.99 full game.
YOUR NEXT “ONE MORE GO”
A small game with plenty to get stuck into.
You are Shi-An, a young martial artist who returns home to a burned school and a murdered master.
Learn from 20 martial styles, sixteen schools and six legendary weapons.
Five companions fight beside you, with five formations and duo techniques to master.
STILL BEING MADE
Kung Fu: Return of the Green Dragon Master is on its way.
IN DEVELOPMENT
Coming to Windows
Shi-An returns to Green Dragon Hall to find the school burned, Master Shen murdered and the jade sword gone. The official story blames bandits, but the witnesses remember details that do not fit. Travel through villages, roads, monasteries and courts, talk to everyone who saw something, and settle it in fast arcade duels where you read the distance, block, parry and build Chi for a style technique. Five companions can fight beside you and call assists, and six acts carry you from the ashes of the hall to a final choice about who you become.
- One-click Windows installer
- DRM-free, no subscription
- $1.99 one-time purchase
RELEASE NEWS
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GET COMFORTABLE
Play your way.
Move with WASD or the arrow keys and press E or Enter to talk. In duels, J punches, K kicks, L swings your weapon, I spends Chi, S blocks and parries, Space evades and U throws. Gamepads and on-screen touch controls work too, and the prompts follow the controller you use.
Open the options from the pause menu to change difficulty, switch off screen shake and screen flashes, turn on high contrast, set the dialogue speed and choose whether quests are tracked for you. Progress saves automatically while you explore, and you can save from the pause menu too.
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