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. The player takes on the role of protagonist who battles corrupt government officials as well as their children and

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. The game received financial sponsoring from the

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Disciplinary Committee of the Haishu district in

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city. Just weeks after its launch, the game attracted so many users that its servers crashed and it had to be taken offline for upgrades.Online.wsj.com
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- English translation of a ''Southern Metro Daily'' article on the game 2007 video games Chinese-language-only video games Government simulation video games Propaganda video games Video games developed in China Windows games Windows-only games {{rpg-videogame-stub