Gamebryo To Be Used in Shanda Interactive’s MMORPG ‘World Zero’


Gamebase announced today that Shanda Interactive, a leading Chinese game developer and publisher, is using the Gamebryo engine to develop World Zero, a unique, MMORPG that allows users to create, manage and share their 3D virtual worlds. Obviously Gamebase could not acquire a better game engine, as we feel that Crytek’s CryEngine would be ideal for this kind of game.
According to its press release, World Zero presents a universe where players can utilize robust tools and development features to create their own gaming worlds. The social features allow players to take their created content to sell, share and explore with other users.
World Zero provides a wide variety of content found in traditional MMORPGs, but also empowers players to design their own gaming worlds.
David Brame, CEO of Gamebase USA said:
“Having worked with Shanda Interactive on past projects, we are excited to be involved in the creation of such a high profile title as World Zero. The Gamebryo engine delivered the reliability and flexibility that Shanda Interactive needed to develop such a diverse game.”
World Zero features an open game development platform, where users creative their own virtual worlds to manage and share with other players, four stages of world creation, four schools of martial arts, each of which have a unique fighter’s soul, as well as a fighter soul system where users can get a fighter’s soul after completing the tasks of the martial art school they chose to join.