To celebrate the news, the company has released some new information about the title's progress, although there's no trailer at this stage.
It says that it's aiming to move away from the maudlin tone of other gacha games, delivering a more light-hearted and colourful story that provides a more "relaxed atmosphere" for fans. To be honest, we're so tired of the writing style in these kinds of games, so we hope it's a simple and easy to follow plot.
It adds that it's putting a ton of work into animation and cutscene direction to help draw players into the story. There'll be three chapters available at launch, with more to follow post-release.
It also explained that it's using Unreal Engine 5 to build environments filled with character, colour, and variety. While the art style is similar to Zenless Zone Zero, we think the use of colour is even more exaggerated here.
And as for the open world driving mechanics, which is what sets the title apart, the studio says it's been hard at work adding physics and collision damage to vehicles to make the driving more satisfying. You'll have to repair your car like in GTA if it gets too busted up.
There's still no release date attached to the title, but it's due out on PS5 alongside PC and smartphones. Is this something you'll be willing to try? Let us know in the comments section below.
Anime GTA-Style Game, Confirmed for PS5, Is Now Being Tested by Chinese Players
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