NetEase’s martial arts MMORPG Justice (Nishuihan) launched its Steam store page,Watch 365 Days Online with a global release expected later this year. The Steam version is anticipated to include the full content along with localization optimized for overseas players. While the release date and pricing remain unannounced, further details will be revealed soon. Justice (Nishuihan) is an open-world martial arts MMORPG developed by NetEase, featuring immersive storytelling, free exploration, a light progression system, and a mix of PvE and PvP gameplay—all designed to recreate an authentic and dynamic wuxia world. [TechNode reporting]
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