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IGN, Wccftech, Prima Games, Game8 and Wikipedia confirm the July 29, 2026 Wuchang: Fallen Feathers sequel announcement by 505 Games/Digital Bros with new studio Indolphinity founded by Xia Siyuan.

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Wuchang: Fallen Feathers Sequel Greenlit at New Studio

Wuchang: Fallen Feathers will get a sequel at a new studio founded by its creative director Xia Siyuan with 505 Games' support. The announcement comes after reports of team departures from original developer Leenzee and despite the first game's positive reception.

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Wuchang: Fallen Feathers Sequel Greenlit at New Studio
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A sequel to Wuchang: Fallen Feathers has been greenlit at a new studio started by creative director Xia Siyuan. 505 Games, which bought full rights to the franchise in April, backs the project after the original team faced departures and priority shifts following the first game's success.

Wuchang: Fallen Feathers will receive a sequel, announced on July 29, 2026, despite earlier reports that its original development team had disbanded.
The sequel moves to a studio founded by the game's creative director.
The sequel moves to a studio founded by the game's creative director. Publisher 505 Games stated it acquired full rights to the Wuchang franchise in April. The project has been greenlit at a new studio founded by creative director Xia Siyuan with 505 Games' aid.
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The original developer Leenzee faced internal changes after the first game's release. Reports indicated that Xia Siyuan departed Leenzee, followed by various other colleagues. Studio bosses had reportedly told staff to pivot away from post-launch support onto other projects.
The first game achieved positive critical and commercial results.
The first game achieved positive critical and commercial results. Despite that success, a follow-up previously appeared unlikely due to the reported departures and shift in priorities. The new announcement reverses that outlook with the creator back on board.
505 Games now controls the full franchise rights. Its April acquisition of the IP paved the way for the sequel at the new studio. The publisher made the announcement alongside confirmation of the project's greenlight.
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