video games, two of which were adapted into the television series Chinese Paladin (2005) and Chinese Paladin 3 (2009). There are also MMORPGs, such as JX Online 3, Heroes of Kung Fu and Age of Wulin, and hack and slash games, such as Bujingai and Heavenly Sword. Games adapted from the works of wuxia writers include Heroes of Jin Yong, an RPG based on characters in Jin Yong's novels; Dragon Oath, an MMORPG inspired by Jin Yong's Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils; and Martial Kingdoms, a strategy game featuring several martial arts schools which commonly appear in wuxia fiction. The wuxia genre continues to be drawn as a pool of inspiration or source material for Chinese video game studios. In June 2022, Tencent's Lightspeed Studio released a demo trailer on Code: To Jin Yong. In the following month, Everstone Studios unveiled Where Winds Meet, a game compared to Ghost of Tsushima and Assassin's Creed. See also List of organisations in wuxia fiction Martial arts film Sword and sorcery – a similar western fantasy genre Xianxia – a subgenre of wuxia novel Zhou Tong (archer) – ancient Chinese-style costume, typically used in and References Further reading Jenner, WJF. "Tough Guys, Mateship and Honour: Another Chinese Tradition". East Asian History 12 (1996): 1–34. Liu, Petrus. Stateless Subjects: Chinese Martial Arts Fiction and Postcolonial History. Ithaca: Cornell University East Asia Series. () McCloud, Aaron Matthew Gordon (2010). Papercuts: The Literary and the Martial in the Genre of Wuxia Fiction. Thesis (B.A.). Reed College. . 汪涌豪 《中国游侠史》 上海：上海文化出版社，1994 [Wang, Yonghao (1994): "History of Chinese Knight-errantry". Shanghai: Shanghai Wenhua Chubanshe]. . External links Early silent wuxia film with English subtitles: Woman Warrior White Rose (1929) Early silent wuxia film with English subtitles: Red Heroine (1929) Early silent wuxia film with English subtitles: Woman Warrior of the Wild River 6: Rumble at Deerhorn Gully (1930) Early musical wuxia film with English subtitles: Hua Mu Lan (1939) "HK Martial Arts Cinema" by David Bordwell—An article about wuxia films Wuxia, sztylety i wielka miłość. O filmie "Dom Latających Sztyletów" Information on the wuxia genre from a website about actress Zhang Ziyi Chinese literary genres Chinese martial arts terminology Chinese warriors Chinese words and phrases Fantasy genres Film genres Television genres