As early as the Huanyu next-generation VR launch event, the official announcement had revealed the flagship titles set to escort the initial lineup of games.
Naturally, Nebula Games had also announced three upcoming games under its banner, each with a different theme.
Now, both Persona and Amazing Cultivation Simulator, two games with RPG elements, had already been released.
Their outstanding quality had made countless players marvel that Nebula Games was still the same old Nebula Games.
However, due to their subject matter and thematic elements, these two games still had a considerable gap in audience appeal compared to fantasy and reality-adjacent fictional settings like Elden Ring, Final Fantasy, and Red Dead Redemption 2.
And as the next-generation VR lineup grew stronger and stronger, many players had inevitably begun looking forward to the third project Nebula Games had teased at the previous next-generation VR launch event.
So far, aside from the codename "Grand Theft Auto," Nebula Games had not revealed the slightest bit of information to the public.
Still, even though Nebula Games had not released any news, people continued making all kinds of guesses about the new game.
"I wonder what kind of genre and style this project called Grand Theft Auto will be. I hope it won't be another RPG. Games like Persona and Amazing Cultivation Simulator are good too, but I'd still like something fresh."
"Who knows? But I think it might be a modern-themed game."
"Yeah, that's definitely possible. But I think Nebula Games might be cooking up something huge. Based on what we know so far, the next-generation versions of Resident Evil and Bloodborne weren't actually made by Nebula Games headquarters. And Amazing Cultivation Simulator and Persona aren't that large in scale either. Compared with the games Nebula Games released in the past, it feels like