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Early Works

Independently developed games

2002: “Mobile Dark War RBO” I&II

A fan-made online game based on Super Robot Wars, completely free-to-play, developed over 1 year. The game followed the monotonous grind-and-level-up mode of early online games, but incorporated a semi-turn-based system similar to Final Fantasy’s ATB, along with various bizarre weapons.
Now open-source; you can find private servers run by others to play.

2009: “Super Battleship War SSW”

Development started in 2007, took 2 years, and received investment and operation from Shanda.
The idea was born during a phase of being obsessed with OGame; it was a pioneering territory-conquest, link-based national war strategy online game. Many similar games later appeared in China. The board has 8 player faction zones, with a high-resource EU zone in the center. Players fight for resources, colliding in battles. Ships and fleets are fully customizable, and commanders with skills can be assigned.

Currently discontinued. For nostalgia, visit the old site: SSW Nostalgia Download

Commercial Works

Later founded the company Shanghai Silver Bullet Information Technology Co., Ltd.

2013: “Soc of Celestial Realm SOC”

Development took 3 years, operated by Gamewind.
An ACG idle 2.5D game, with significant effort put into visuals for the first time. A self-developed 3D engine delivered good lighting effects and 2D characters. Its unique feature is the AI strategy setup for characters—players can set logic rules one by one, then let them auto-battle.
Click here for previous development logs.

Currently discontinued. For nostalgia, visit the old site: SOC Nostalgia Download

2015: Mobile Game “Star Ship War SSW2”

The mobile version of SSW2, developed over 1 year.
An initial attempt at mobile game development; a simplified version due to the original SSW being too grind-heavy.

Currently discontinued

Works in Development

SSW Remastered

Breaking free from commercial development constraints, returning to the freedom of independent game production.
Eagerly in development…