Object Software Limited is a developer of entertainment software for the PC and through its affiliate, Beijing Object Online Technology Corporation ("Object Online"), an operator in Mainland China of online PC games. Through its wholly owned subsidiary, Object Software (Beijing) Co., Ltd, it operates a development studio in the Haidian District of Beijing with a staff of over 150. Since its inception in 1995 it has developed six single player PC games which are "Hooves of Thunder"(1995), "Metal Knight"(1998), "Fate of the Dragon"(2000), "Dragon Throne: Battle of Red Cliffs,ÆØ(2001) Prince of Qin,ÆØ(2002) and "Seal of Evil,"(2004) and four online PC games titled "World of Qin" (2003), "World of Qin 2"(2005), Dragon Throne Online (2006) and "World of Qin 2: Phoenix Dancing" (2006). All these 4 online games are being operated in Mainland China by Object Online. |
"World of Qin 2: Phoenix Dancing" is a 2.5D free |
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"Dragon Throne Online" is a 3D free to play MMORPG |
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| "World of Qin 2" is 2.5D subscription MMORPG prequel to "World of Qin" and is available online in Mainland China under the name "Tianjiao 2" at www.tj2.com.cn. It is also available online in Germany, Austria and Switzerland at http://woq2.gamigo.de where it is operated by gamigo AG, the leading online game operator in these territories. |
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| "World of Qin" is a 2D free to play MMORPG which is available online in Mainland China under the name "Tianjiao" at www.tjnet.com.cn. |
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| "Seal of Evil" is an ARPG prequel to "Prince of Qin". It is set in the last years of the Warring States Period about 15 years before "Prince of Qin". It has been released in the UK, Benelux and Scandinavia by GMX Media, by Atari in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines, by Zest Entertainment in Thailand, by Noviy Disk in Russia, by Auran Games in Australia and New Zealand, bhv software in Germany, Austria and Switzerland and by Strategy First Inc. in North America. |
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| "Prince of Qin" is an ARPG set in the years immediately after the death of the First Emperor of China in 210 BC. It was released in 2002 in Greater China by Acer TWP and in North America by Strategy First. The game has been released by Capcom in Japan and Korea, by GMX Media in Europe, Australia and New Zealand and by 1C Company in Russia. "Prince of Qin" was selected by RPG Codex as one of its favourite games of 2002. |
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| "Dragon Throne: Battle of Red Cliffs" is an RTS game and a follow up title to "Fate of the Dragon". To date it has been released in Greater China, Japan and Korea (under the name "Fate of the Dragon: Battle of Red Cliffs") by Acer TWP and Eidos KK respectively and in North America by Strategy First. In late 2002 and in 2003 it was released in all the major European markets and South East Asia. |
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| "Fate of the Dragon" is Object Software's most successful single player game and has been distributed worldwide by Eidos Interactive. It is an RTS game based on the famous historical novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". It was acclaimed as a "Game of Distinction" by PC Gamer in the United Kingdom, which also awarded the game an 86% rating. |
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| "Metal Knight" ,an RTS game, was the first game developed in Mainland China ever to be included in the Top Ten of PopSoft, the leading PC game magazine in Mainland China. "Metal Knight" remained in PopSoft's Top Ten for 9 consecutive months. "Metal Knight" has been licensed for distribution in Taiwan and Hong Kong and in the United States and Italy. |
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| "Hooves of Thunder" was Object Software's first game and was the first computer game developed in Mainland China to be distributed in the United States. The game was converted from its original DOS code to Windows with entirely new artwork. It was awarded an 82% rating by PC Gamer in the United States in April 1996. |
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| Email: info@objectsw.com | Persy Zhang in Beijing |
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