China’s Answer to Call of Duty — Story-Driven Shooter About the Second Sino-Japanese War: Fourteen Years of Flames
While Activision’s franchise faces difficulties, developers in the East are crafting a new military shooter.
Studio 烽火工作室 recently unveiled the trailer for Fourteen Years of Flames and shared further details about the project.
This is a narrative first-person shooter that immerses players in the events of the Second Sino-Japanese War (1931–1945). Players will step into the shoes of seven central characters and participate in 16 real historical engagements:
Your journey begins among the stark landscapes of Northeast China and leads to the ancient capital, Nanjing — the scene where you will take part in a nationwide resistance against an invading force that swept across the country. Feel the sorrow, sacrifice, and bravery that defined that era.
You can add Fourteen Years of Flames to your Steam wishlist via the following link: Steam.
Source: iXBT.games
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