World War II Online: Asia in Turmoil

In the late 2020s, the failure of the Mars landing and the unexpected destruction of the lunar base plunged humanity’s once-ambitious interstellar plans into an unprecedented crisis of direction. Against this backdrop, traditional entertainment industries such as film and gaming entered an unprecedented boom, to the point that some called it “the Renaissance of the 21st century.” To cater to people’s nostalgia, Storm and Blizzard, the two major companies formed after the legendary Blizzard Entertainment split, joined forces for the first time in ten years to launch what they called the world’s most advanced ultra-3D online game, World War. Just as Blizzard had created timeless classics at the turn of the century, including the StarCraft, Diablo, and Warcraft series, World War I: The European Front set off a “war frenzy” across Europe as soon as it was released, breaking European records for both registered users and concurrent players. Nine months later, World War: The Asian Front finally made its grand debut...