The game also had a handy distance countdown on the top left of the screen to put you on edge as you got closer and closer to the end of the section.Īfter that players arrive at the Aro Village Ruins, where they’re given a quest to collect food and water from a nearby town.
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Sand Land, the console game based on Akira Toriyama’s manga series of the same name also made an appearance here with a playable demo, though unlike most of the other titles that were present at the Sony booth, players and fans were not allowed to take any photos or video footage of Sand Land’s demo.Īt the start of the game, the player is in hot pursuit of the Geji Dragon, which plays out a chase sequence out of something like Crash Bandicoot as the player has to avoid obstacles while doing their best to avoid the Dragon’s lunging attacks from the ground. Other titles that weren’t from the China Hero Project, such as Final Fantasy 16, Sword Art Online Last Recollection, Naruto x Boruto Ultimate Ninja STORM Connections, and Sand Land were playable on the other side of its exhibit. Titles like Awaken: Astral Blade, Eviledge, Evotinction, Will-less, and Lost Soul Aside were all playable here. Sony took up a huge chunk of the stage at ChinaJoy’s N2 Hall, with a bunch of new titles that were part of its China Hero Project initiative. Sony Interactive Entertainment and China Hero Project Instead, it was a massive booth celebrating the game and a place for fans to show off their skill in a challenge session against enemies from the game’s latest update, version 1.2.Īside from that fans could try their hands at catching a Wubbaboo with rings for a limited time, and those that performed well could take some souvenirs with them like a Honkai Star Rail-themed bag. Like with many of the currently released games this booth didn’t announce any new content coming to Honkai Star Rail.
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The booth had a replica of the Astral Express on full display, and a huge Wubbaboo near the back for fans to get a photo with, though not quite as big as the one in Herta’s Space Station. MiHoYo being headquartered in Shanghai meant it wouldn’t pass up making an appearance at ChinaJoy, but unlike its booth at the Anime Expo, this time the developers focused all of their effort on its star project, none other than Honkai Star Rail. What you see is just a fraction of everything ChinaJoy had to offer, and you can let us know which of these exhibits you would have liked to visit if you could attend ChinaJoy in 2024! We went to China Joy this year and got to check out the multiple exhibits and booths by developers and publishers showcasing old or new titles, and got to experience celebrations for current titles along with trying out some games that are only coming out in China first, but ones that would be good to see arrive globally. ChinaJoy 2023 represents one of the largest celebrations of anime and games in all of China, bringing thousands of attendants to the massive venue that is the Shanghai New International Expo Center (SINEC) far and wide from China, and even Overseas, While most Chinese developers often opt to announce their new titles online without sharing space with others, ChinaJoy represents a massive event full of fun activities and is just a place for gamers, anime enthusiasts, and cosplayers to share their love of the medium.
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