Webzen announced that they will team up with QiHu 360 to develop the mobile version of SUN (Soul of the Ultimate Nation) and plan to release it in 2016.
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Soul of the Ultimate Nation (often abbreviated as S.U.N.) was a fantasy-based massive multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) produced by Webzen, a Korean-based company. It is operated in Korea by Webzen and in mainland China by The9.
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Soul of the Ultimate Nation mobile version is the second mobile game adapted under the title of Mu Online. The first mobile game is Mu Miracle. On the other hand, QiHu 360 owns 3 Korean games, namely, CF2, Civilization Online and Soul of the Ultimate Nation mobile version.
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Like some other MMORPGs, S.U.N. utilizes the "hack and slash" way. Players are part of a rebel group known as "The Guidance". Items can be strengthened and upgraded throughout the game play of SUN. For large-scale combat such as siege warfare, Soul of the Ultimate Nation utilizes a combat map with partitions that divides players into multiple fields each containing 20-40 characters; the outcome each battle having direct effects on the combat occurring on other fields.
Will the mobile games maintain the gameplay of its MMO? We are going to focus on the title.
Soul of the Ultimate Nation (often abbreviated as S.U.N.) was a fantasy-based massive multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) produced by Webzen, a Korean-based company. It is operated in Korea by Webzen and in mainland China by The9.
Soul of the Ultimate Nation mobile version is the second mobile game adapted under the title of Mu Online. The first mobile game is Mu Miracle. On the other hand, QiHu 360 owns 3 Korean games, namely, CF2, Civilization Online and Soul of the Ultimate Nation mobile version.
Like some other MMORPGs, S.U.N. utilizes the "hack and slash" way. Players are part of a rebel group known as "The Guidance". Items can be strengthened and upgraded throughout the game play of SUN. For large-scale combat such as siege warfare, Soul of the Ultimate Nation utilizes a combat map with partitions that divides players into multiple fields each containing 20-40 characters; the outcome each battle having direct effects on the combat occurring on other fields.
Will the mobile games maintain the gameplay of its MMO? We are going to focus on the title.