| Kunlun Games | |
|---|---|
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| Info | |
| Type | Private company |
| Industry | Software |
| Founded | 2008 |
| Headquarters | China |
| Products | MMORPG and Mobile video games |
| Subsidiaries | Koram Games Limited |
| Website | Kunlun Games Chinese |
Kunlun Games was the third publisher of the Chinese server for Ragnarok Online (cRO) after its original publisher Softworld Beijing and its second publisher Shanda Interactive Entertainment shut it down. Kunlun Games has set up offices in Japan, Hong Kong, South Korea, Malaysia, the U.S., Taiwan, and Europe since 2009.
History[]
In 2010, Kunlun Games launched RaidCall, a free voice chat service aimed at the gaming community.[1]
On 2012 March 30, GRAVITY signed a contract with Kunlun Games to reopen cRO and began services on 2013 February 28.[2]
In November of 2013, Kunlun Games decided to terminate their contract to host a cRO2 server after evaluating the game's performance in southeast Asia and on the international server.[3]
About 3 years after launching cRO, Kunlun Games was unable to renew their contract with GRAVITY and shut down their RO servers on 2016 February 19.[4]
In March and April of 2019, the last remaining RaidCall servers (Taiwan and Russia) shut down, ending nine years of operation for the once popular voice chat service.[5]
References[]
- ↑ TechNode 2015 Apr. 15
- ↑ This Is Game 2016 Feb. 15
- ↑ SEC Report 2014 Jun. 04
- ↑ cRO Website 2016 Feb. 15
- ↑ Chinese Wikipedia 2019 Dec. 31
External links[]
- Kunlun Games Chinese Official Website