Timeline Opens Steam Page for The Three-Body Problem: Eve of Judgment
The page confirms a licensed adaptation built around the novel's Operation Guzheng sequence, with branching choices and a five-hour-plus runtime, and it is headed to PC on Steam with no tie to the live-action dramas disclosed.
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Developer Timeline opened the Steam store page on October 24 for The Three-Body Problem: Eve of Judgment, a story-focused adventure game licensed from Liu Cixin's novel. Players control Chen Anjiu, a former special forces veteran sent undercover aboard the ship Judgment Day ahead of Operation Guzheng. Choices in conversation and action branch the scenario toward multiple endings, with an estimated play time of five hours or more. The platform is PC via Steam.
The store page lists PC (Steam) as the platform. The game is an officially licensed adaptation of Liu Cixin's novel, and the developer is Timeline. The setup places Chen Anjiu aboard the massive ship Judgment Day under a false identity, sent to rescue a person while the human side prepares Operation Guzheng against the Earth-Trisolaris Organization base. ETO factions aboard the ship hold conflicting ideologies, so ally and enemy are hard to separate. Screenshots show a scene where Chen is asked about his military past and can answer honestly or bluff as a mechanic, and another where a portable radio activates a signal jammer. The page states an estimated play time of five hours or more.
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