
Wu-Xia
- Action RPG
- Adventure Games
- Spatial Gaming
- Cultural Heritage
- 3A VFX Experience
- Location-Based
- Device
- Glasses
- Target Audience
- Ages 12+
What if you could bring an action game world to your living room?
Wu-Xia explores a new form of spatial gaming that transforms a real cultural heritage site into a living martial-arts world, bringing 3A action, characters and environments into an interactive MR gaming experience.
Scenarios

Cultural & Tourism
Bring cultural heritage into new forms of entertainment, transforming historical places, stories and traditions into worlds audiences can explore and experience.
- Cultural IP & Entertainment
- Interactive Heritage Experience

Spatial Gaming
Bring game worlds into physical space, turning real environments into interactive playgrounds for action, exploration and multiplayer gameplay.
- Action RPG
- Adventure Games
- Multiplayer Games

LBE (Location-Based Entertainment)
Turn physical venues into immersive worlds that audiences can enter, interact with and return to again and again.
- Immersive Attractions
- Theme Parks
- Cultural Entertainment
- IP Museum

IP Experience
Let immersive experiences spark new IP, while opening existing IP to new forms of storytelling and entertainment.
- Original IP
- Cross-IP Collaboration
Vision
- 01Cultural Entertainment IP
Turn cultural heritage into worlds for entertainment.
- 02Spatial Gaming
Bring game worlds into your space.
- 03Living Game World
Let game environments respond to the players around them.
- 04Next-Gen Game Experience
Move beyond the screen into spatial gameplay.
- 05IP Ecosystem
Let game worlds grow into new forms of entertainment.

Tech Behind The Experience
Stable Spatial Anchoring
Virtual characters and environments remain precisely anchored to the physical space.
Ultra-Low Latency
Near-instant response keeps movement and combat precise and fluid.
Real-Time Cinematic VFX
3A-style visual effects bring martial-arts action into physical space.
Dynamic Lighting & Shadow
Virtual characters and environments respond naturally to real-world lighting and shadows.
