Original members Ol' Dirty Bastard and RZA similarly adopted the group's name from the 1983 martial arts film "Shaolin and Wu Tang," several samples of which made it onto the group's first album 36 Chambers. The game's "Shaolin" codename is likely a reference to Wu-Tang Clan's frequent theme of Shaolin vs. Heir tweeted last month that the studio was looking for a game designer to work on their unannounced project. Players will be able to collect loot such as weapons and gear by completing procedural endgame dungeons or "tailor-made events."Īctual Wu-Tang Clan fans will also be happy to hear that the group will create the game's soundtrack.ĭon't expect to hear too much about the game in the immediate future, though. The games-as-a-service aspects don't stop there. The game will also reportedly be melee combat-focused and that it will support 4-player co-op, Windows Central said. The game is reportedly a "third-person fantasy RPG" that will feature seasonal content and be an estimated "couple dozen hours" long. The studio lists collaborators such as the Grammy-winner Just Blaze (hip hop producer for Jay-Z, Drake, Beyonce) and writer Evan Narcisse (Rise of the Black Panther, in addition to a long history of video game journalism).īrass Lion's first game, Corner Wolves, is described as narrative fictional podcast following a young Afro-Latina woman as she adventures through mid-90's Harlem to find her father's killer, touching on subjects including the drug war's impact on black and brown communities. The game, codenamed "Shaolin," is reportedly in development at Brass Lion Entertainment, a newer studio that focuses on "fictional universes that center on Black, Brown, and other traditionally marginalized characters, cultures, and stories." The studio was founded by Manveer Heir (lead designer on Mass Effect 3), Bryna Dabby Smith (Def Jam Vendetta and Sleeping Dogs), and Rashad Redic (artist on The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim and Fallout 3).
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