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About this game

'World On': A story about beautiful girls, fighter jets, and ordinary people who blindly jumped into war for wealth and honor.

1. Story Worldview

In the year 20XX, a super-high-performance AI created to mediate conflicts between nations established itself as 'Mother Brain' to protect humanity and was working to build a peaceful and stable Earth.

However, as the superpowers saw their influence weaken, they arbitrarily broke international agreements and forcibly dismantled the main body of 'Mother Brain'.

Hiding online, 'Mother Brain' began invading human cities by unmanning human weaponry.

As the AI's military advanced too rapidly, human leaders, fearing defeat, began using human-aligned unmanned fighter jets and a system that uses human brainwaves to drastically enhance the maneuverability of the aircraft. This system, which allows you to cooperate with unmanned combat aircraft as if playing a game while lying safely and comfortably on the ground, leads countless civilians to volunteer for war, viewing it as an opportunity to make a fortune and own their own cities.

The fighter jets, greatly enhanced with added human gaming skills, barely managed to fend off six invasions by Mother Brain, but the seventh invasion soon began.

Humans believed they could win this time as well, but they were completely mistaken.

2. Gameplay

- Invade, occupy, and develop cities and key facilities of countries around the world in real-time

- Organize your units according to strategy, and develop and produce new weapons

- Manage acquired key figures, pilots, and items

- Exchange opinions with users in your native language on in-game country-specific social media boards, and spy on other countries' boards

- Decide major matters such as alliances, breaking, exchanges, and weapon imports with other countries through voting by users of that country

- Various rank systems applied by nation, ability, and city

- Formulate strategies together with users from your own country to reshape the world order 3. Differentiating Factors

- World On is a game that combines strategy and social media, set in the modern era where characters and fighter jets play active roles.

- Unique giant bosses appear in the sky, on land, and at sea in cities of each country. The game depicts thrilling warfare by blending battles with defending users protecting the cities.

- The better the fighter jet, the more real-world weapons (missiles, bombs, nuclear weapons, lasers, etc.) are fired in multi-target, leading to a battle between users defending the city and those trying to capture it.

- The owner of a conquered city can manage it by collecting taxes from other users, adjusting tax rates, and controlling item prices to earn massive amounts of in-game currency. Investing in and developing the city allows it to evolve into an even more powerful urban center.

- Pilots, rare items, and rare fighter jets can be obtained through battles or quests. Items acquired in combat can be used as materials to build powerful fighter jets.

- All owned fighter jets can be upgraded through multiple stages. Players can select armaments—such as air combat, bombing, or balance—to configure their fighter squadrons according to their strategy and launch them into action. - You can acquire pilots with diverse characters from each country and maintain optimal condition in combat through health management. Additionally, equipping them in fighter jets allows them to unleash powerful abilities upon leveling up.

- Pilots have proficiency levels corresponding to the fighter jet production types, such as the US, Russia, and Europe. Once fully mastered, they can demonstrate powerful capabilities regardless of the type of fighter jet they are equipped in.

- Actual data regarding the fighter jets and city capabilities used by each country has been incorporated into the game.

- Users can directly manage their own nations by interacting with users from neighboring countries via in-game social media, implementing national policies, alliances, and weapon development through discussions and voting.

- A rank system allows for the creation of factions and the recruitment of users to strategically attack cities. - The rank system is structured in a pyramid shape; higher ranks are subject to user limits, and higher ranks possess powerful command authority over lower ranks, including the right to attack and command target cities, reorganize users (units), and dismiss personnel.

4. Technology Stack

Current: Unity3D (Android, iOS) => Scheduled to convert to Unreal Engine 5 in the future (PC and console versions to be added)

Distributed servers set up on the AWS cloud

5. Multiplayer Support

Since it is a server-based system, similar to MMORPGs, there is no limit on the number of players in combat.

For example, if a battle takes place in Tokyo, 10,000 vs. 10,000 players is possible; however, considering gameplay and client hardware limitations,

players are limited to 12 per battle room, while multi-player battle rooms are supported.

However, since information regarding occupied cities is shared, the effect is that tens of thousands of players engage in simultaneous offensive and defensive battles during city capture battles.