Wu-Tang Clan are making their long-awaited return to video games.

The iconic hip-hop collective that introduced the world to visionaries like RZA, Method Man, and Ghostface Killah are known for songs like “Protect Ya Neck,” albums like Wu-Tang Forever, films like Wu: The Story of the Wu-Tang Clan, and, recently, the two-season Hulu drama series Wu-Tang: An American Saga. The group also ventured into the world of video games with 1999’s Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style.

Now they’re back with Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver, the central project in Ghostface Killah’s Angel of Dust franchise. The first trailer for the co-op action RPG game dropped at Summer Game Fest 2025 in Los Angeles on Friday, as well as during their Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber farewell tour, which kicked off on June 6 in Baltimore.

The trailer for Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver features a mural of 10 members of the hip-hop collective, with a voiceover ominously commanding, “find RZA,” “find Cappadonna” and “find Raekwon” before asking, “Where is the Wu-Tang Clan?”

The brief snippet of gameplay shown in the trailer depicts a hero decked out in skinny jeans and sneakers wielding a large hammer against faceless baddies wearing stylized jingasa hats. “The Wu-Tang Clan must pass on their fantastical powers to a new generation of warriors to save their home of Shaolin,” notes a press release breaking down the game.

Players are asked to recruit their friends to fight the minions of the titular evil entity, the Deceiver. But it’s not all fighting; players can customize their movement styles and costumes by collecting jewels and gear. Most excitingly for the Wu-Tang fans, the soundtrack features a collection of their classic songs woven together with new material from producer Just Blaze.

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The release of the game is set to coincide with the premiere of Angel of Dust, a new horror film directed by RZA and produced by Ghostface Killah.

“Creating Angel of Dust has been an incredible journey,” Ghostface Killah said in the announcement. “Bringing the story to life through film was just the beginning. Now, with the development of the video game, we are immersing fans even deeper into this supernatural thriller universe. It’s about blending music, storytelling, and interactive experience. I can’t wait for fans to step into the darkness and discover what lies beneath.”

Alongside Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver, Summer Games Fest saw the announcement of a whole host of exciting new video game titles. The ninth chapter in the Resident Evil saga was officially given the title Resident Evil Requiem, and is coming to PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on Feb. 27, 2026. A new strategy game from the world of Game of Thrones called Game of Thrones: War for Westeros is also on its way to PC via Steam in 2026.

There’s no set release date for Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver, which will eventually be playable on consoles and PC.

Ryan Reynolds isn’t letting go of Deadpool without a fight — or at least some carefully plotted vengeance.

After several years as the face, voice and personal cheerleader of the merc with a mouth, Reynolds has been usurped by Neil Patrick Harris, who is set to voice the comic book character in Marvel’s Deadpool VR, a new game for the Meta Quest 3 and 3S. And Reynolds is taking the news about as well as expected. 

Hours after the trailer for the game arrived on Saturday, Reynolds shared a video in which he is seen “overreacting” to the news. 

The video opens with the Deadpool & Wolverine star sitting at a decades-old computer while wearing glasses and a lab coat in an apartment eerily similar to that of the title character in Doogie Howser, MD., Harris’ star-making role.

“Today, I learned a lesson about buttholes they don’t teach you in medical school,” Reynolds narrates. “People who steal your signature role are the biggest buttholes of all.”

Spoofing the journal entries that Doogie often made on the show, Reynolds continued, “No, I don’t blame Meta Quest. Neil Patrick Harris is an amazing actor with the nurturing voice of an angel, but even though I haven’t hit puberty yet, I still know when you’re getting totally screwed.”

Reynolds is then interrupted by the appearance of Robyn Lively, who played a love interest to Harris in Doogie Howser M.D. “House call,” she announces.

Staying in character, Reynolds says, “My girlfriend, what are you doing here? If my dad sees you here, he’s gonna freak.”

But Lively, the half-sister of Reynolds’ wife Blake Lively, doesn’t play along.

“You’re a 48-year-old man,” she reminds him.

“I’m a 14-year-old medical prodigy who’s going through the change,” Reynolds insists, sticking to the stolen character before breaking the fourth wall to remind her: “Robin, you’re being paid.”

Lively ignores him and deadpans, “This is vindictive and stupid.”

But Reynolds is not dissuaded from his revenge quest. Later, he even attempts to double down on the role of Doogie by going in for a kiss with Robyn, but can’t bring himself to do it.

“I don’t think we should do that because you’re my sister-in-law,” he says, giving up.

Lively replies, “You’re so dumb.”

While Reynolds’ tenure as Doogie was shortlived, Harris is committing to his role as Deadpool. The trailer for the upcoming game promises an adventure that’s “not for the faint of heart,” warning players to “put on your big-kid undies and strap in for a violent, expletive-ridden good time.” 

The game is slated to drop later this year. In the meantime, watch Reynolds attempt to steal the role of Doogie in the video above.