Kuro Games’ Project Nami and Project SUN: what we know

Kuro Games is working on two action role-playing games identified in the studio’s recruitment listings as Project Nami and Project SUN. Details about both titles have appeared in job postings and other recruitment material published in 2025.

Project Nami first appeared on Kuro Games’ recruitment page in June 2025. The studio listed it as an Unreal Engine 5 multiplayer action RPG planned for global release on PC, consoles and mobile. The listings describe an original IP set in an era of machines and magic, with rune armour, giant weapons, energy-powered machinery and a world affected by major destruction. The postings emphasize multiplayer action combat, cooperative play against powerful enemies, and unique characters with individual combat and mobility systems.

Project SUN is described in separate job listings as a combat-focused 3D action RPG with both PvP and PvE elements. The recruitment notices request developers with experience in action, RPG and open-world titles and reference large-scale environments, team battles and vehicle use. Technical requirements mentioned include motion capture, dynamic lighting, weather and day/night systems, and realistic character and environment work.

Kuro Games has not issued formal announcements, shared playable footage or provided release dates for either project. The details available publicly are drawn primarily from job postings and recruitment descriptions and have not been presented by the studio as confirmed feature lists.

Kuro Games is the developer behind Wuthering Waves and Punishing: Gray Raven. The recruitment descriptions indicate Project Nami and Project SUN will differ from Wuthering Waves’ setting and design, with Nami focused on cooperative multiplayer encounters in a machines-and-magic setting and SUN aimed at large-scale, combat-oriented open-world play with competitive modes.

Until Kuro Games publishes official announcements or development updates, specifics such as how Nami’s multiplayer systems will operate or how SUN will balance PvP and PvE remain unconfirmed. Job postings remain the primary public source of information on both projects.