There is a game similar to GTA. It is set in Hong Kong. What is it called?

"Roguelike"

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"Roguelike" is a GTA-like action game, first released in 2012, and launched on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. Developed jointly by United Front Games and Square Enix London Studio, players will experience the game as undercover police officer Wei Shen, breaking into the enemy's hot-blooded gangsters and destroying the world's most stubborn criminal gangs.

In the game, players can perform the most fancy kung fu moves and single out enemies. You can also perform bone-breaking kicks and combos, powerful counterattacks, and cinematic throwing techniques that blend with the environment. You can pick up or use many props from the game world.

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In the game "Hot-blooded Scoundrels", the protagonist Shen Wei controlled by the player is neither a ruffian nor a violent character, nor does he join the underworld to make money. Instead, he is an experienced undercover cop. He has just returned to Hong Kong from the United States to help his hometown curb the prevalent criminal forces. But in the triad, Shen Wei got deeper and deeper, and the boundaries between good and evil became increasingly blurred in his eyes.

Shen Wei was born in Hong Kong. He immigrated from Hong Kong to San Francisco with his mother and sister when he was 10 years old. In September 2002, he registered at San Francisco Bay University, majoring in politics. Voluntarily left state government in 2004 to pursue other careers.

On June 1, 2006, he applied to join the San Francisco Police Department and graduated from the Police Academy in 2007 with the top score in his class. Later, at the request of the Hong Kong Police Force, he returned to Hong Kong and joined the police force to assist in handling cases.