A new Wu-Tang Clan video game is on the way.
Announced at Summer Game Fest last weekend (6th - 9th June), Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver is a cooperative action RPG from Brass Lion Entertainment that blends elements of Afro-surrealism and anime with a soundtrack from the group, according to IGN.
The game allows up to four players who battle against "an unknown threat" with powers instilled by Wu-Tang members.
“Creating Angel of Dust has been an incredible journey," Ghostface Killah said in a statement. "Bringing the story to life through film was just the beginning. Now, with the development of the video game, we are immersing fans even deeper into this supernatural thriller universe.
"It’s about blending music, storytelling, and interactive experience. I can’t wait for fans to step into the darkness and discover what lies beneath.”
The game will be available on PC and consoles. No release date has yet been announced.
Check out a teaser of Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver below.
Wu-Tang released their first video game, Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style, in 1999, which was a fighting game for Sony PlayStation.
The group are currently in the midst of their farewell tour, 'Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chapter', which began in Baltimore on Friday (6th June) and will finish up in Philadelphia on 18th July. Watch some footage from the Baltimore show here via NME.
Wu-Tang Clan formed more than 30 years ago on Staten Island, New York. Last year, they held a residency in Las Vegas and hosted the NY State of Mind joint tour with Nas in 2022 and 2023.
The nine remaining members of Wu-Tang recently featured on Mathematics' new album 'Black Samson, the Bastard Swordsman'. Method Man and Raekwon also recently dropped into Red Bull Spiral's one-take cypher series with Redman.
RZA recently made his directorial debut at Tribeca Film Festival with One Spoon of Chocolate. Last July, the Wu-Tang mainstay announced he was working on a classical ballet with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra.