"Niche" Museum Anthropomorphism Game Series Unveils Three New IP-Based Titles at Once

"Wuhua Mi Xin," a title not often seen on the bestseller lists, recently unveiled three new spin-off titles all at once to celebrate the 2.5th anniversary of its Chinese server. They are: "Little Collector," "Where's the Nonsense Chicken?," and "Wuhua Mi Xin: Breaking the Formation."

In addition to the board game *Wuhua Mi Xin: Breaking the Formation*, *Little Collector* and *Where's the Nonsense Chicken?* have both launched their pre-order pages.

"Little Collector"

Casual Games

A casual game with a cute, hand-drawn art style. Based on the official description, it appears to be a management game with a soothing, therapeutic vibe. At first glance, the gameplay likely includes dress-up, puzzle-solving, and simulation elements, among others.

The characters from *The Ever-Renewing Splendor of Objects* are all reimagined as two-headed chibi characters in *Little Collector*, offering a style completely different from that of *The Ever-Renewing Splendor of Objects*.

"Where Is the Blabbermouth Chicken?"

Casual Games

As evident from the first-look trailer, *Where Is the Nonsense Chicken?* is also a casual game featuring a hand-drawn art style. However, very little information about the game is currently available; the few keywords provided by the developers—including “addictive puzzles”—hint at the game’s potential genre.

The "Chadan Chicken" originates from the Ming Dynasty stone stele known as the "Chadan Stele," whose inscription features modern Chinese phrases such as "chadan" and "I'm never coming back," leading it to be jokingly referred to as a relic left behind by a time traveler.As a cute, cartoonish version of the “Cheda Stele,” the Cheda Chicken serves as the mascot for *Wuhua Mi Xin*. Therefore, *Where Is the Cheda Chicken?* is expected to have a very humorous and lighthearted tone.

"Ever-Renewing Splendor: Breaking the Formation"

TCG Card Games

Very little information has been released so far, but it appears to feature card-battle elements. Physical demo units of the game were showcased during the National Day holiday at pop-up stores in Chengdu, Shanghai, and Guangzhou.

As you can see, these three new games are still in the early stages of development, and there is no clear timeline yet for when they will officially launch or go on sale.

As a cultural relic-anthropomorphic game, *Wuhua Mi Xin* is rich in cultural atmosphere and uniquely distinctive. Through collaborations with museums, the TV show *National Treasures*, the dance drama *Only This Green*, and urban cultural tourism projects, the game has further strengthened the cultural identity of its IP and expanded its influence.It is only natural to capitalize on this momentum by developing derivative games based on the IP, creating a product portfolio, and expanding the user base.

Although, in terms of market performance, *Wuhua Mi Xin* briefly surged to the top of the best-seller charts shortly after its launch, its performance later on was rather lackluster. However, it is no small feat that the game has managed to remain operational for two and a half years amid intense market competition, and it has already attracted a loyal player base.

It is precisely because of the support from these players that *Wuhua Mi Xin* was able to turn the “Ancient Melodies, New Sounds” concert into a nationwide tour, reaffirming the IP’s value in concert halls. This may well be the driving force behind *Wuhua Mi Xin*’s IP spin-off projects, which will continue to foster the growth of the *Wuhua Mi Xin* IP ecosystem.

"Ancient Melodies, New Sounds" Concert