The war strategy game allows players to represent fighters from Taiwan, Hong Kong and other places in plots to overthrow China’s Communist Party.
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The war strategy game allows players to represent fighters from Taiwan, Hong Kong and other places in plots to overthrow China’s Communist Party.
By Tiffany May and Amy Chang Chien
Tiffany May reported from Hong Kong and Amy Chang Chien reported from Taipei
Hong Kong’s national security police have a new target in their sights: gamers.
Authorities say Reversed Front: Bonfire, which lets players ‘overthrow the communist regime’ advocates armed revolution and may…
Police say those who download the game may be seen as having material with seditious intent.
Individuals who download ‘Reversed Front: Bonfire’ may be considered in possession of a seditious publication, police warn.
Reversed Front: Bonfire was removed from Google Play Store on Tuesday, after police warned against downloading war-themed game.
Chiesto agli utenti di disinstallare “Reversed Front: Bonfire” perché sostiene la “rivoluzione armata”. Più controlli contro i…
Beijing urged the US to cease 'dangerous' efforts to arm the island, which it claims as its own.
Hongkongers warned not to download mobile game ‘promoting secessionist agenda’
