Tomb-Raiding VR Game: Foreigners Marvel at Eastern Magic

Foreign megacorporations run rampant, monopolizing everything, while Chinese culture is dismissed as worthless?

Xie Kong awakens a System and decides to give the world a little taste of Chinese culture.

VR Tomb Raiders bursts onto the scene.

Players overseas flood the internet with taunts, ready to leave a wave of negative reviews.

But the moment they enter the game, they’re all floored.

Mojin officers, Faqiu Celestial Officials, and masters of mountain-shifting and ridge-splitting.

The Dragon-Seeking Art, feng shui techniques for locating tombs, and the Eight Diagrams.

They see a shipwreck tomb built beneath the water and a Heavenly Palace floating atop a snowy peak.

Designers across the globe are utterly overwhelmed.

“This is a game engine? This is clearly Eastern sorcery!”

And that’s not all. Xie Kong also introduces a guild-looting mode.

Players from all over the world go berserk in the desert around the Ancient City of Jingjue, fighting to get their hands on a single Mojin talisman.