Source: Blomics

On the 11st, Blomics officially launched the web MMORPG 'EOS Red Rebirth,' developed using intellectual property from BluePotion Games, in Taiwan, Thailand, and the Philippines, marking the start of its global service.

Blomics (CEO Cha Ji-hoon) announced that it officially released the new web MMORPG 'EOS Red Rebirth'—based on BluePotion Games' (CEOs Jung Jae-mok and Jo Seung-jin) flagship IP, EOS Red—in Taiwan, Thailand, and the Philippines on the 11st. The new title adopts an HTML5-based 'Instant Play' format, allowing users to run the game directly in a PC web browser without the need for program downloads or installations.

EOS Red Rebirth inherits the core elements and worldview of the original mobile MMORPG, EOS Red, while setting the story 50 years after the events of the original. Players can experience a vast narrative spanning five continents and 45 regions. The game captures the essence of a traditional MMORPG by featuring 'PK' (Player Killing), a hardcore combat system that allows for free-for-all battles in most fields, and an economic system that supports free trading between users. Furthermore, it offers large-scale group combat content, including 'Boss' 'Dungeons' that accommodate up to 70 players simultaneously, as well as 'Territory Wars' and 'Siege Wars.

To celebrate the official launch, a variety of promotional events are being held. Players can receive various items through 'Attendance Events' and special coupons released sequentially over seven days. Additionally, the game features 'On-time Events' that provide rewards for logging in at specific times, along with bonuses for in-game resources.

Lee Su-ho, Director of the Game Business Division at Blomics, stated, "EOS Red Rebirth is the first game to apply our proprietary AI-based web conversion technology. Starting with this launch, we plan to continue expanding our global web game business by introducing a variety of titles in a web-based format."

Meanwhile, EOS Red Rebirth incorporates an AI-based web conversion solution developed by Blomics' parent company, BPMG. By building an open-source-based server environment, the company has also reduced the costs associated with server setup and operation. Detailed information about EOS Red Rebirth can be found on the official website and community.