Seal of Evil

The Simplified Chinese version of "Seal of Evil" was released by Unistar in Mainland China in January, 2004. It has since been released by Atari in Taiwan in Traditional Chinese and the English version has been released by Atari in Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia and the Philippines and by Auran Games in Australia and New Zealand. The game has also been released in German in Germany, Austria and Switzerland by bhv Software, and in April 2006, the English version of the game was released by Strategy First in North America.

Prince of Qin

"Prince of Qin" is an ARPG set in the last four years of the Qin Dynasty following the death of the first Emperor of China in 210 BC. The game was released in 2002 in Greater China by Acer TWP, in Japan and Korea by Capcom, in North America by Strategy First Inc, in the UK and Scandinavia by GMX Media and in Russia by 1C Company.

The game received a favorable reception from the US game media with average media ratings of around 70% equating to "Good". "Prince of Qin" was chosen by RPG Codex as one of its favourite games in 2002.

Fate of the Dragon/ Dragon Throne: Battle of Red Cliffs

To build on the success of "Fate of the Dragon" a follow up version entitled "Fate of the Dragon: Battle of Red Cliffs" was released in Mainland China in November 2001 with 21 new missions and some fascinating new gameplay ideas including strong RPG elements. This version offered internet multiplayer capabilities for up to 4 persons.

The game has also been released in North America by Strategy First Inc., by Eidos KK in Japan and Korea and by Acer TWP in Taiwan and Hong Kong. It has also been released in all the major European markets and in South East Asia.

In all markets other than Greater China, Japan and Korea the game is called "Dragon Throne: Battle of Red Cliffs".

Fate of the Dragon

"Fate of the Dragon" is Object Software's most successful game to date and can be fairly described as the game which has put Object Software on the gaming map all over the world.

"Fate of the Dragon" is a real time strategy game for the PC based on the story of The Romance of the Three Kingdoms. At a very early stage of the game's development in July 1999 it was licensed to Eidos (the famous publisher of "Tomb Raider" and "Commandos") for release worldwide except Mainland China. As a result of that and of Object Software's reputation as the leading game developer in Mainland China there was enormous interest in "Fate of the Dragon" throughout its development. When "Fate of the Dragon" was released on Mainland China market in December 2000, it instantly became the best selling game in the nation. The game was also included in the "Top Ten Home-made Software" award by Federal Software. "Fate of the Dragon" was the only piece of game software to receive that honour in 2000.

More success was to follow with the release of "Fate of the Dragon" in world markets. In the United Kingdom PC Gamer rated the game 86% i.e. "excellent" and labeled it "Game of Distinction". In the United States www.dailyradar.com said: "What we found surprised the hell out of us. Fate of the Dragon is looking like a pretty damn good game with a ton of new features and excellent gameplay." In Japan "Fate of the Dragon" became the best selling PC game there immediately on its release at the end of April 2001.

Metal Knight

After the completion of "Sport Pinball" Object Software determined to develop its own titles with the aim of releasing these titles itself on the Chinese Mainland market and licensing the titles for sale worldwide. "Metal Knight" was the first game Object Software developed which it owned itself.

"Metal Knight" was a Command & Conquer style real time strategy game with robots. Its principal feature was that the robots could be built by the players themselves and when the game was first released in the spring of 1998 this was a unique feature. "Metal Knight" was an instant success on the Chinese Mainland market. It was warmly received by game magazines and became the only China developed game to rank for several months in the Top 5 of the Top Ten of PopSoft, the leading PC gaming magazine in Mainland China.

Later in 1998 "Metal Knight" was licensed for sale in Taiwan and Hong Kong and was ranked by "Game World" in Taiwan as a 4 star game. In 1999, Metal Knight was released on the U.S. market by Global Village, Inc.