Crytek’s Free-To-Play Shooter ‘Warface’ Coming to Japan

Crytek has announced their free-to-play first person shooter Warface, will be coming to Japan with their latest partnership.

Leading online publisher Nexon will be teaming up with Crytek, to bring their PC title to Japanese players.

“Expanding Warface to Japan is a very important step for us,” said Cevat Yerli, CEO & President of Crytek.

“Since it’s a global IP, this move perfectly underlines our strategy in sharing the game’s unique action with gamers around the world. Nexon is a very trusted partner; they have shown us tremendous results in South Korea, where Warface just entered Open Beta after receiving highly positive feedback from gamers during Closed Beta, and we are sure that they will play a key role in ensuring Warface’s success in Japan as well.”

This is great news for Crytek, since the game hit ten million users in Russia and successful Closed Beta phases in Europe and South Korea.

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