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The Game Awards included the reveal of a mysterious new game from Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio, the developers behind the Like a Dragon series. Project Century is an action game set in 1915, with what looks like visceral combat action. Very little has been revealed about it, although it looks as though it could be reminiscent of RGG Studio’s previous brawler games.
Platforms and a release window for Project Century have yet to be announced.
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