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{{Infobox video game | {{Infobox video game | ||
| title = Micras Warfare | | title = ''Micras Warfare'' | ||
| image = [[File:Micras Warfare logo.png|250px]] | | image = [[File:Micras Warfare logo.png|250px]] | ||
| caption = Logo of the franchise | | caption = Logo of the franchise | ||
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| Series = | | Series = | ||
| Engine = [[Frozen]] | | Engine = [[Frozen]] | ||
| Platform = iDrive 2000 | | Platform = {{Unbulleted list|iDrive 2000|Drag0n Egg|PC}} | ||
| release | | release = {{AN|1680}} | ||
| Genre = First person shooter | | Genre = First person shooter | ||
| Mode = Single and multiplayer | | Mode = Single- and multiplayer | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a first-person shooter developed by Florian game | '''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' is a first-person shooter developed by Florian game developer [[VISOR]] and published by [[Monster Interactive]]. First launched in {{AN|1680}}, it focuses on games set in global conflicts, futuristic worlds, and past conflicts. Unlike its third-person predecessor, ''[[World of War]]'', the game does not focus on the Florian theatre of the [[War of Lost Brothers]] and instead creates other narratives based on other significant conflicts. | ||
==Series== | ==Series== | ||
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! scope="col" | [[Wikipedia:Video game developer|Lead Developer]] | ! scope="col" | [[Wikipedia:Video game developer|Lead Developer]] | ||
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|[[Micras Warfare ( | |''[[Micras Warfare (video game)|Micras Warfare]]'' | ||
|{{AN|1680}} | |{{AN|1680}} | ||
|iDrive 2000{{,}}Drag0n Egg{{,}} PC | |iDrive 2000{{,}}Drag0n Egg{{,}} PC | ||
|[[VISOR]] | |[[VISOR]] | ||
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|[[Micras Warfare:Future War]] | |''[[Micras Warfare: Future War]]'' | ||
|{{AN|1688}} | |{{AN|1688}} | ||
|iDrive 2000{{,}}Drag0n Egg{{,}} PC | |iDrive 2000{{,}}Drag0n Egg{{,}} PC | ||
|[[VISOR]] | |[[VISOR]] | ||
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|[[Micras Warfare:Special Ops]] DLC | |''[[Micras Warfare: Special Ops]]'' DLC | ||
|{{AN|1692}} (Planned) | |{{AN|1692}} (Planned) | ||
|iDrive 2000{{,}}Drag0n Egg{{,}} PC | |iDrive 2000{{,}}Drag0n Egg{{,}} PC | ||
|[[VISOR]] | |[[VISOR]] | ||
|- | |- | ||
|[[Micras Warfare: Fracture Point]] | |''[[Micras Warfare: Fracture Point]]'' | ||
|{{AN|1694}} (Planned) | |{{AN|1694}} (Planned) | ||
|{{tooltip|BCRD|Benacian Consumer Recreation Device}} | |{{tooltip|BCRD|Benacian Consumer Recreation Device}} | ||
|[[VISOR]] / [[ESB Studios]] | |[[VISOR]] / [[ESB Studios]] | ||
|- | |- | ||
|[[Micras Warfare 2]] | |''[[Micras Warfare 2]]'' | ||
|{{AN|1696}} ( | |{{AN|1696}} (planned) | ||
|iDrive 2000{{,}}Drag0n Egg{{,}} PC{{,}} Astra | |iDrive 2000{{,}}Drag0n Egg{{,}} PC{{,}} Astra | ||
|[[VISOR]] | |[[VISOR]] | ||
|- | |- | ||
|[[Micras Warfare Covert Ops:Cold War]] | |''[[Micras Warfare Covert Ops: Cold War]]'' | ||
|{{AN|1707}} ( | |{{AN|1707}} (planned) | ||
|iDrive 2000{{,}}Drag0n Egg{{,}} PC{{,}} Astra | |iDrive 2000{{,}}Drag0n Egg{{,}} PC{{,}} Astra | ||
|[[TR3AD]] | |[[TR3AD]] | ||
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==Esports== | ==Esports== | ||
In {{AN|1689}}, Monster Interactive launched the [[Micras Warfare League|''Micras Warfare'' League]], a twelve-team franchise league. Eight teams are located in the Florian mainland, with four international teams planned to fill up the number of teams. | |||
==Controversies== | ==Controversies== | ||
The game since launch has been banned in [[USSO]] countries, such as [[Jingdao]]. The Empire of the Great Jing normally bans the import of all Florian products, but takes draconian measurements against smugglers and consumers who are found to be in possession of this game. The franchise on a regular basis involves the player killing major Jingdaoese politicians and other important figures, which is seen as hostile propaganda. A group of three smugglers found trying to bring the game in over the Jingdaoese-Senyan border in a concealed compartment of their luggage while riding the train to Daocheng have been executed after pleading guilty to "''attempting to undermine the stability of the Empire of the Great Jing''". The franchise has also been criticised for the immense violent content it provides for the gamer which has led to the game being banned for people under the 18 becoming the first-ever video game in Floria to have such restriction. | The game since launch has been banned in [[USSO]] countries, such as [[Jingdao]]. The Empire of the Great Jing normally bans the import of all Florian products, but takes draconian measurements against smugglers and consumers who are found to be in possession of this game. The franchise on a regular basis involves the player killing major Jingdaoese politicians and other important figures, which is seen as hostile propaganda. A group of three smugglers found trying to bring the game in over the Jingdaoese-Senyan border in a concealed compartment of their luggage while riding the train to Daocheng have been executed after pleading guilty to "''attempting to undermine the stability of the Empire of the Great Jing''". The franchise has also been criticised for the immense violent content it provides for the gamer which has led to the game being banned for people under the 18 becoming the first-ever video game in Floria to have such restriction. | ||
Despite no official confirmation | Despite no official confirmation, unofficial reports suggest that the franchise has been banned in [[Graecia]] due to the government being against content which could mentally harm young children. [[Calbion]] has also banned the game due to its horrific content. | ||
A single-player only, version of the franchise, based around the original Micras Warfare game engine, was as of 1689 under development by the game's manufacturers and [[ESB Studios]], as subsidiary of [[ESB Media]]. Intended for the Benacian market, [[Micras Warfare: Fracture Point]] is designed to be headline game included with the rollout of the Benacian Consumer Recreation Device (BCRD), a game console directly integrated into the closed Benacian Data Network and compatible with the majority of existing BDN terminals found in households across the former Shirerithian empire. The game, featuring a storyline where the player hunts the allies of [[Jaap van Pijpervale]] through the sewers of [[Shirekeep]] in the aftermath of the [[Kalirion Fracture]], will form an integral part of the new Patriotic Virtual Learning Programme (PVLP) being pioneered by the governments of [[Elluenuueq]] and the [[UGB]] on behalf of the [[Raspur Pact]]. Sapient rights activists have condemned leaked gameplay footage which appeared to show the player brutally eradicating a nest of [[Deep Singers]] in the city's [[shire:Underkeep|ancient underkeep]], which they deemed to be a glorification of the [[Media of Kalgachia#Underkeep|Underkeep Massacre of 1644]]. The game is scheduled to be released, along with the BCRD console in the first quarter of 1694. | A single-player only, version of the franchise, based around the original Micras Warfare game engine, was as of 1689 under development by the game's manufacturers and [[ESB Studios]], as subsidiary of [[ESB Media]]. Intended for the Benacian market, ''[[Micras Warfare: Fracture Point]]'' is designed to be headline game included with the rollout of the Benacian Consumer Recreation Device (BCRD), a game console directly integrated into the closed [[Benacian Data Network]] and compatible with the majority of existing BDN terminals found in households across the former Shirerithian empire. The game, featuring a storyline where the player hunts the allies of [[Jaap van Pijpervale]] through the sewers of [[Shirekeep]] in the aftermath of the [[Kalirion Fracture]], will form an integral part of the new Patriotic Virtual Learning Programme (PVLP) being pioneered by the governments of [[Elluenuueq]] and the [[UGB]] on behalf of the [[Raspur Pact]]. Sapient rights activists have condemned leaked gameplay footage which appeared to show the player brutally eradicating a nest of [[Deep Singers]] in the city's [[shire:Underkeep|ancient underkeep]], which they deemed to be a glorification of the [[Media of Kalgachia#Underkeep|Underkeep Massacre of 1644]]. The game is scheduled to be released, along with the BCRD console, in the first quarter of 1694. | ||
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Revision as of 19:31, 16 October 2020
| Micras Warfare | |
 Logo of the franchise | |
| Developer(s) | VISOR |
|---|---|
| Publisher(s) | Monster Interactive |
| Engine | Frozen |
| Platform(s) |
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| Release | 1680 AN |
| Genre(s) | First person shooter |
| Mode(s) | Single- and multiplayer |
Micras Warfare is a first-person shooter developed by Florian game developer VISOR and published by Monster Interactive. First launched in 1680 AN, it focuses on games set in global conflicts, futuristic worlds, and past conflicts. Unlike its third-person predecessor, World of War, the game does not focus on the Florian theatre of the War of Lost Brothers and instead creates other narratives based on other significant conflicts.
Series
| Title | Year | Platform | Lead Developer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Micras Warfare | 1680 AN | iDrive 2000 · Drag0n Egg · PC | VISOR |
| Micras Warfare: Future War | 1688 AN | iDrive 2000 · Drag0n Egg · PC | VISOR |
| Micras Warfare: Special Ops DLC | 1692 AN (Planned) | iDrive 2000 · Drag0n Egg · PC | VISOR |
| Micras Warfare: Fracture Point | 1694 AN (Planned) | BCRD | VISOR / ESB Studios |
| Micras Warfare 2 | 1696 AN (planned) | iDrive 2000 · Drag0n Egg · PC · Astra | VISOR |
| Micras Warfare Covert Ops: Cold War | 1707 AN (planned) | iDrive 2000 · Drag0n Egg · PC · Astra | TR3AD |
Esports
In 1689 AN, Monster Interactive launched the Micras Warfare League, a twelve-team franchise league. Eight teams are located in the Florian mainland, with four international teams planned to fill up the number of teams.
Controversies
The game since launch has been banned in USSO countries, such as Jingdao. The Empire of the Great Jing normally bans the import of all Florian products, but takes draconian measurements against smugglers and consumers who are found to be in possession of this game. The franchise on a regular basis involves the player killing major Jingdaoese politicians and other important figures, which is seen as hostile propaganda. A group of three smugglers found trying to bring the game in over the Jingdaoese-Senyan border in a concealed compartment of their luggage while riding the train to Daocheng have been executed after pleading guilty to "attempting to undermine the stability of the Empire of the Great Jing". The franchise has also been criticised for the immense violent content it provides for the gamer which has led to the game being banned for people under the 18 becoming the first-ever video game in Floria to have such restriction.
Despite no official confirmation, unofficial reports suggest that the franchise has been banned in Graecia due to the government being against content which could mentally harm young children. Calbion has also banned the game due to its horrific content.
A single-player only, version of the franchise, based around the original Micras Warfare game engine, was as of 1689 under development by the game's manufacturers and ESB Studios, as subsidiary of ESB Media. Intended for the Benacian market, Micras Warfare: Fracture Point is designed to be headline game included with the rollout of the Benacian Consumer Recreation Device (BCRD), a game console directly integrated into the closed Benacian Data Network and compatible with the majority of existing BDN terminals found in households across the former Shirerithian empire. The game, featuring a storyline where the player hunts the allies of Jaap van Pijpervale through the sewers of Shirekeep in the aftermath of the Kalirion Fracture, will form an integral part of the new Patriotic Virtual Learning Programme (PVLP) being pioneered by the governments of Elluenuueq and the UGB on behalf of the Raspur Pact. Sapient rights activists have condemned leaked gameplay footage which appeared to show the player brutally eradicating a nest of Deep Singers in the city's ancient underkeep, which they deemed to be a glorification of the Underkeep Massacre of 1644. The game is scheduled to be released, along with the BCRD console, in the first quarter of 1694.
