Scroll of Taiwu HarmonyOS Edition Arrives June 17 on Huawei Devices
At the Huawei Developer Conference HDC 2026, Luozhou Studio founder Qiezi announced that the HarmonyOS edition of the Chinese mythology and martial arts indie title Scroll of Taiwu: Tainted Heart will officially launch on June 17. Originally released on September 21, 2018, the game has been available for nearly seven years. This new version is positioned as a HarmonyOS-exclusive all-scenario game, optimized to run across a wide range of Huawei devices. Players take on the role of the mysterious Taiwu Clan Descendant in a fictional ancient Chinese setting, working through generations of protagonists to ultimately defeat a powerful nemesis and decide the fate of the world.
The HarmonyOS edition has been specifically tailored for the Huawei Mate X7 foldable flagship. According to official sources, when the device is unfolded, the game presents a wide-format interface and deep interaction logic comparable to desktop PC gaming. The visual effects and control schemes are designed to closely match the experience of playing on a computer, making this one of the most ambitious mobile adaptations of the six-year-old title. This optimization reflects Huawei’s push to demonstrate the gaming capabilities of its foldable hardware lineup.
Scroll of Taiwu: Tainted Heart leverages HarmonyOS’s distributed system architecture, allowing players to transfer their game progress seamlessly across multiple device types. The title will launch simultaneously on HarmonyOS phones, tablets, PCs, and smart screens, with saved data flowing between them without interruption. This cross-device functionality is a central feature of the HarmonyOS ecosystem, and the game is among the first major titles to offer full multi-device support. Players can start their journey on one device and continue on another at any time.
The original Scroll of Taiwu launched on PC platforms in September 2018 and has since cultivated a dedicated player base drawn to its deep systems and unique setting blending Chinese mythology with wuxia martial arts themes. The game challenges players to manage relationships, cultivate skills, and make morally complex decisions across multiple character generations. Bringing this experience to the HarmonyOS ecosystem significantly expands its accessibility to mobile and smart-screen users. For fans of deep narrative-driven RPGs, this is definitely a release worth watching when it arrives on June 17.
