Brass Lion Entertainment revealed its trailer for its debut game Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver, a tentpole of Ghostface Killah’s Angel of Dust (AOD) franchise.
The company unveiled the new game at the Summer Game Fest 2025 and the Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber farewell tour, marking the legendary supergroup’s long-awaited return to the world of video games.
In Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver, the Wu-Tang Clan must pass on their fantastical powers to a new generation of warriors to save their home of Shaolin. The multiplayer title will recruit players and their friends to fight against the forces of an invasive, corrupting entity called the Deceiver.
Up to three co-op players will harness the mystical abilities of the Wu-Tang Clan to fight nightmarish enemies in a surreal dreamscape. As they wage war for the collective soul of Shaolin, players can customize their fighting styles and fashion by collecting powerful Jewels and killer gear. Fight, flow, and flex as you experience a dynamic gameplay soundtrack including classic Wu-Tang songs + new material overseen by legendary producer Just Blaze.
Key features of Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver:
- Afro-surrealism intertwines with anime in the worlds of Shaolin and the Medium
- Increasing difficulty as players battle through the Chambers of the Medium
- Player customization to show off your drip and tailor your fighting style
- Fully supported 3-player co-op with a social hub in Shaolin
- Battle the Deceiver’s forces with the timeless wisdom and powers of the Wu-Tang Clan
Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver was initially conceived as a tie-in to Angel of Dust, an upcoming supernatural thriller produced by Ghostface Killah, to be directed by the RZA under AOD Films. It introduces foundational themes from the movie in an interactive format.

“Creating Angel of Dust has been an incredible journey,” said Ghostface Killah, in a statement. “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.”
Brass Lion Entertainment began development on its slate of projects back in 2019 and it has been building its team slowly over time with a focus on longevity and sustainability. Since then, the studio has grown to two co-founders with 53 talented contributors across the U.S. and Canada, all working remotely to bring this vision to life.
“We are beyond excited to finally share this game with the public, and to build upon the creative foundation of Angel of Dust with Ghostface Killah. We are honored to be entrusted with continuing to build upon the legacy of the legendary Wu-Tang Clan, and help to create an experience that honors them and their body of work,” said cofounders Bryna Dabby-Smith and Rashad Redic.
Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver is coming to consoles and PC, and you’ll hear more details including the full game release plans later. Wishlist on Steam and the Epic Game Store today!
Brass Lion Entertainment is building a legacy of culturally authentic experiences. Drawing inspiration from the elegant resilience of brass and the communal strength of lions, the company focuses on storytelling that reflects both reality and aspirations. The mission is to break barriers, amplify voices, and craft innovative entertainment that resonates with audiences.

Comprised of anime enthusiasts, hip-hop fans, gamers, artists, and more, BLE is creating cultural moments that celebrate diversity and empower marginalized communities. With a commitment to legacy, quality, and authenticity, they envision leading the future of entertainment by creating meaningful change in industries and ensuring everyone feels seen and heard.
Curating moments that inspire and excite, Brass Lion positions themselves as trailblazers committed to crafting culture, fostering diversity, and staying true to their purpose: Dope entertainment. All Culture. No Vulture.
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