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These are just some of the areas currently being explored, and we'll share more once our plans take shape.
The announcement may seem sudden, but it’s actually been a long time coming. Tomorrow marks the second anniversary of Half Amateur Studio becoming truly independent! It’s thanks to all of your support that we’ve been able to build a team of our own and keep developing the series. We’d like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has supported us, especially our longtime players who shared so much valuable feedback during playtests, offline events, and beyond!
Some players may also have noticed a female protagonist joining the cast in the new key art on Steam. At the start of the game, you’ll be able to choose between a male or female protagonist. Both can be freely customized, including their appearance and outfits. The choice is yours.
We’ve also seen some of you wondering whether the demo doesn’t quite feel like Hero’s Adventure, and we’d like to say a little more about that.
At its heart, Hero’s Adventure: Another Tale is, like many wuxia stories, simply the journey of someone who longs for the jianghu, meeting countless people and crossing paths with countless stories while searching for what it truly means to be a “hero”. We also don’t want the word “spin-off” to give anyone the wrong impression. You’ll certainly see some familiar faces in Another Tale, but it is a completely standalone game. You don’t need to have played Road to Passion, and there’s no required play order between the two.
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