Naked Rain Studio has released an official gameplay trailer for its new game, Ananta. Ananta appears to be an anime GTA-like game that will be coming to PC. And, since GTA 6 won’t be released on PC in 2026, this could very well steal its lunch.
Ananta is an open-world RPG set in a big city. You can play as different characters and explore anywhere you want, from busy business districts to dark back alleys. As you move through the city, you’ll meet all kinds of interesting people and even build your own crew.
You can team up to fight hidden dangers in the shadows, or just enjoy the nightlife under the bright neon lights. The choice is yours. You can live for the adventure or relax and have fun. In Ananta, the everyday promises to be full of chaos, and a whole new world is waiting for you.
There is currently no ETA on when the game will come out. We do know, though, that it will support NVIDIA DLSS 4 with Multi-Frame Gen.
Now, the biggest issue some people may have with this game is its swinging mechanics. Let’s be real here. These mechanics look exactly the same as those of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. Honestly, they look TOO IDENTICAL. Some people have accused the devs of “stealing” them. Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 uses Insomniac’s proprietary engine. So, I don’t know if it’s possible to export the animations from it. Still, the similarities are striking. Everything looks the same with Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.
In a nutshell, Ananta feels like GTA meets Spider-Man 2 with an anime style. Whether this is something that will spark the interest of PC gamers remains to be seen.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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