Embarking on a journey through the digital realms of 2010, you find yourself immersed in a world brimming with online games that captivated players across the globe. From epic adventures to strategic conquests, these games offered a diverse array of experiences that catered to every taste. Let’s delve into the highlights of the online gaming scene in 2010.
1.姝荤Online: A Bleach-Inspired Adventure
One of the standout titles from 2010 was “姝荤Online,” a 3D action MMORPG developed by Taito Corporation and Shueisha’s Weekly Sh艒nen Jump. Based on the popular manga series “Bleach,” this game allowed players to choose from eight different characters, each belonging to one of three factions: Soul Reapers, Arrancars, and Ultra Nativity. The game’s setting was Tokyo, with players starting in either Tokyo, Osaka, or Hokkaido. After reaching level 15, players could choose their faction and profession, with level 30 unlocking access to the Soul Society and level 40 granting entry to the Hollow’s Realm. The game reached its peak at level 50, with the King’s Palace being the ultimate challenge.
2.涓夊浗鐚涘皢Online: A Mobile Gaming Classic
For mobile gamers, “涓夊浗鐚涘皢Online” was a must-play. This game, released in March 2010, was the first horizontal action MMORPG in China. It was developed by Huayu Wireless and was based on the classic action mobile game series “涓夊浗鐚涘皢.” The game retained the鐖藉揩鎰?of the single-player version, with simple controls and enjoyable combat. It also introduced elements of MMORPGs, such as real-time combat, enhanced monster and PK experiences, and rich and multi-threaded quests. The game brought the Three Kingdoms story to life, offering a realistic depiction of the era.
3.鑻遍泟杩濷nline: A Strategic MMORTS
In 2010, Relic Entertainment developed “鑻遍泟杩濷nline,” a unique MMORTS (Massively Multiplayer Online Real-Time Strategy) game. This game featured high levels of strategy, diverse tactics, a large hero system, and abundant equipment and props. It combined community, mall, friends, guilds, scores, and battlefields, blending MMORPG growth with RTS combat. “鑻遍泟杩濷nline” was a game designed specifically for the Chinese market, developed in collaboration with Shandong NetEase. It offered a unique gaming experience, with players commanding either the Allied or German forces in epic battles across France.
4.涔鹃殕Online: A Historical Epic
Launched by Lianyi Interactive in 2011, “涔鹃殕Online” was the company’s second large-scale MMORPG. Developed using Lianyi Interactive’s innovative 3D engine, the game showcased the grandeur of the Kangxi and Qianlong eras. While the game’s details, such as its art style and gameplay, were not fully disclosed, it promised to offer a rich and immersive experience. Lianyi Interactive, founded by former 17game founder Dai Hong, had a team of over 150 experienced developers.
5.姊﹀够澶╁姭Online: A Martial Arts Adventure
“姊﹀够澶╁姭Online” was a mobile game developed by Air Mammoth. The game, released in July 2010, was set in a world where the legendary martial arts treasure “Jiuyin Zhenjing” had reappeared. Players could choose from four martial arts schools, each with its own unique skills and weapons. The game featured a rich storyline and exciting battles, making it a favorite among martial arts enthusiasts.
6.鍗冨啗鐮碠nline: A涓夊浗 Strategy Game
“鍗冨啗鐮碠nline” was a large-scale strategy war web game released by Kunlun Wanwei in April 2010. Set in the Eastern Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period, the game was based on historical texts and classical literature. Players could choose from 16 different factions, each with its own unique characteristics. The game offered a rich and diverse gameplay experience, allowing players to experience the epic battles of ancient China.
These games, among others, defined the online gaming scene in 2010. They offered players a wide range of experiences, from epic adventures to strategic conquests. Whether you were a fan of action, strategy, or historical epics, there was something for everyone in the online gaming world of 2010.