Bringer revealed for mobile as Unreal Engine 5 fantasy action RPG heads to Gamescom

YHKT Entertainment has revealed Bringer, a new fantasy action RPG being developed for mobile, PC and PlayStation 5. Built in Unreal Engine 5, the game takes place in an original world shaped by ancient civilisations, mysterious forces and enormous creatures known as Arkiloth. Players control a traveller carrying an important secret and become involved in conflicts between rival factions while gradually uncovering the history surrounding the mysterious Thalassa.

Combat is designed around real-time party switching, different weapon modules, dodging, parrying and finishing attacks, giving Bringer a more active structure than many automated mobile RPGs. Exploration and narrative sequences are intended to flow directly into combat rather than relying entirely on pre-rendered cinematics. The project will make its first public playable appearance at Gamescom 2026 in Cologne, where attendees can try an early demo.

Mobile performance will inevitably be one of the biggest questions because Unreal Engine 5 environments and cinematic combat can be highly demanding. If YHKT can scale the experience effectively across phones without losing responsiveness, Bringer could become another example of mobile moving much closer to contemporary console-style action RPG production.