Microsoft is reportedly developing a new video game based on the Wu-Tang Clan.

The game, codenamed "Shaolin," is reportedly in development at Brass Lion Entertainment, a newer studio that focuses on "fictional universes that center on Black, Brown, and other traditionally marginalized characters, cultures, and stories." The studio was founded by Manveer Heir (lead designer on Mass Effect 3), Bryna Dabby Smith (Def Jam Vendetta and Sleeping Dogs), and Rashad Redic (artist on The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim and Fallout 3).

The game is reportedly a "third-person fantasy RPG" that will feature seasonal content and be an estimated "couple dozen hours" long.

The group's first video game was also titled Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style, which released on PS1 in 1999.