Tencent’s Mysterious Unreal Engine 5 Project Could Be Its Take on Uncharted/The Last of Us

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Previously, Sony Rejected Tencent's Offer To Collaborate On A Last Of Us Game!

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  • Tencent is working on a new third-person game built on Unreal Engine 5.
  • One of the job descriptions for the game mentions parkour and complex terrain.
  • Project codenamed “T” sounds awfully similar to Uncharted or the Tomb Raider games from these details.

Tencent appears to be rapidly advancing in the third-person action-adventure game space, and Western titles seem to be inspiring its newer projects. 

Job listings have revealed that the Chinese-based developer is now working on a third-person game seemingly inspired by Uncharted and Tomb Raider.

Why it matters: There’s been a surge in popularity for third-person action-driven titles like Uncharted in recent times, and it’s natural that Tencent would capitalize on that.

Throughout several job listings at Tencent, there have been tidbits of this mysterious project codenamed “T“. 

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Tencent Senior Engine Developer Job Posting Mentions Experience With UE5 And Third-Person Action-Adventure Games || Source

In the Senior Engine Developer job posting, they list Unreal Engine 5 experience as a requirement. Furthermore, they also require familiarity with third-person action-adventure games.

familiarity with and passion for FPS or third-person action-adventure games is preferred

On the other hand, the Client Development Engineer position mentions complex terrain, climbing, and parkour mechanics

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Project Codenamed “T” Seems To Be Incorporating Parkour Mechanics || Source

Responsible for the implementation of LOCOMOTION under the complex terrain, such as climbing, parkour, etc.;

Combined, these details give a rough idea of what Tencent is aiming for, codenamed “T,” and it seems awfully similar to Uncharted or Tomb Raider games. 

Previously, Tencent had wanted to work on a new Last of Us game, but Sony turned the idea down. Later, they ripped off Sony’s Horizon with their new title “Light of Motiram,” which was later removed after a lawsuit from Sony

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Now, it isn’t to say that project codenamed “T” would be a replica of Uncharted or The Last of Us games; that remains to be seen. Still, it’s interesting to see Tencent tread down this path, and this third-person action-adventure game would certainly be appreciated. 

What are your expectations for project codenamed “T”? Let us know in the comments below, or at the official Tech4Gamers Forums.

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