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She's always excited to see similar games whether in design or gameplay, such as Infinity Nikki, Wuthering Waves, and many to come such as Ananta (formerly Project Mugen). Her favorite game of all ...

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Ananta (previously known as Project Mugen) is an upcoming gacha game set in an urban open world. While other games in the genre have you journeying through high-fantasy and Sci-Fi environments ...

Ananta (formerly Project Mugen) is an upcoming cyber RPG from NetEase and Naked Rain, the game seems to have a modern feel like Zenless Zone Zero but with a much larger city to explore and unique ...

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