Tarae: The Unbound Bets on Eastern Mythology to Stand Out
South Korean studio Boundary is crafting an action RPG set in 15th–17th century East Asia, drawing on Chinese, Korean, and Japanese folklore. The game features over 80 boss fights and six classes inspired by regional traditions. Developers believe this cultural foundation differentiates it from typical Western medieval fantasy titles.
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The game's campaign is structured across six acts, each containing three or four chapters, and progresses linearly rather than through an open world. Its six character
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