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According to Snail Games' content generation lead, Tyler Rawlins, the game has been out in China for more than a year and the creativity of certain players in crafting weapons and vanity items has seen the birth of a thriving virtual marketplace where players sell items to each other using real-world money. Once players have collected all of the materials they need, they can craft objects that even the developers could never have anticipated.

A player may need to find a blacksmith to create their sword, but before they do that they may need to visit a chef who has expertise in sharpening blades. There's an additional layer to the game's crafting system, which requires players to engage with the game's other players and NPCs in order to craft their objects. In Age of Wushu, players will mine, collect herbs and cloths, and creatively use their resources to make clothing, weapons, food and other essentials that will help them through the game. The best items you can find in the game are actually crafted by players using recipes they've found, so it's kind of like EVE where you would go to an area and mine for ore to create objects." "So they create items, they find coarse cloth or other items in the world and they use these items to craft objects. "Most of the economy is based entirely off players," Lynch says. In an interview with Polygon, Snail Games' QA manager, John Lynch said Age of Wushu's leveling system and economy draws inspiration from the notoriously complex Icelandic MMO - but makes it more accessible than EVE. And Arenas, open PvP, and Guild Wars are all supported.Snail Games' upcoming massively-multiplayer online game set in China's Ming Dynasty, Age of Wushu, will feature a comprehensive leveling system and economy similar to the systems in EVE Online, according to the studio. There will even be eight martial arts schools to choose from. You'll still be exploring the underground martial arts world of Jianghu and performing gravity-defying moves. "That has meant adjusting some of the gameplay mechanics to optimize for mobile devices, while keeping the inspiration and the design principles the same to create a unique martial arts adventure."īut don't let those words worry you, as all it means is that Age of Wushu Dynasty will have a tactical "Attack, Block, Break" combat system and a two-handed virtual button control scheme. "We want to create the same feel as Age of Wushu, which was very popular for PC, in a mobile platform," said Jim Tsai of Snail Games. In fact, Snail Games will blend in designs that worked in its mobile action-RPG Taichi Panda.

It's to be an original game that refines some of the elements of the PC game for touchscreens. Snail Games will be bringing its martial arts MMO Age of Wushu over to iOS and Android as Age of Wushu Dynasty.