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Ubisoft are nowhere to be found during this year’s not-E3 season, meaning there’s no opportunity for the French publisher to announce six new games they’ll never release. I still crave a Splinter Cell fix, however, and Mudang: Two Hearts delivered, kinda. It’s Korean, it’s got fast-moving rage zombies, but it’s also got men shimmying up pipes, cinematic brawls, and a rapid-cut montage of knife crimes. You should watch the trailer.

Mudang: Two Hearts trailer.Watch on YouTube

“In the not-too-distant future, the divided nations of South and North Korea are on the verge of reunification,” begins the game’s blurb. “On the day when the historic bill was set to pass, a mystery terrorist group attacks the South Korean National Assembly, throwing the entire nation into chaos. Sent to uncover the truth, a North Korean soldier stumbles upon a K-Pop star and is given a new mission: protect the girl who can unravel it all.”

Hard to say which part of that seems less realistic, but the important thing is it’s described as a stealth action thriller. Whether I’m a Fisherlike or a K-pop star, all I want to do is shimmy along ledges and press some QTE prompts during hand-to-hand combat with a man whose head is magnetically drawn towards the nearest mirror.

That’s about all we know for now, but Mudang will apparently launch sometime in 2026.

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Remember back in the ‘90s when Furby brought delight and horror to people of all ages? In Lost Records: Bloom & Rage, Swann keeps a little cryptid toy called Moth Girl, a parody of Moth Girl that’s just as cute and terrifying, with antlers below her antennae and moth wings for which she is named. Whenever she gets the opportunity, Swann takes Moth Girl out of her backpack and sets her down to film her in places that feel like the perfect place for a little cryptid to hang out. It’s all a part of a growing memoir called Capturing The Cryptid!, the story about a creature who lurks around various locales in Velvet Cove unbeknownst to its residents.

Lost Records: Bloom & Rage Part 2 Is Short, Shocking, And Strangely Satisfying

Not only is Moth Girl cute all on her own, but she also plays into the insect motif for Swann while serving as a conduit for her creative inspiration. In the first half of Lost Records: Bloom & Rage, you’ll need to film Moth Girl in six different places.