Throne and Liberty: Astrum Entertainment Confirmed as Publisher for Russia & CIS
Astrum Entertainment has officially announced its role as the publisher for the highly anticipated Korean MMORPG, Throne and Liberty, across Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). The game is slated for release by the end of 2026, available on both VK Play and Astrum Play platforms.
Throne and Liberty distinguishes itself with a character progression system focused on weapon choice rather than traditional fixed classes. A player's equipped gear directly dictates their role and available abilities, offering unparalleled flexibility to adapt playstyles and craft unique combinations suitable for diverse challenges in both PvE and PvP combat.
The game world features a dynamic event schedule, bringing regular occurrences such as world boss encounters, intense raids, and large-scale territorial battles. The environment also introduces more unique events, like the emergence of massive flying creatures, creating a predictable yet exciting rhythm of activity. Players are empowered to choose their level of participation in these events, whether venturing solo or collaborating in groups.
A significant amount of Throne and Liberty's content is deeply integrated with guilds. Expansive PvP modes, including strategic sieges and territorial conflicts, demand precise coordinated actions. Consequently, effective group interaction is paramount for achieving victory and experiencing the game's full depth.
The release of Throne and Liberty in Russia, CIS, and other designated territories is firmly set for 2026, exclusively through VK Play and Astrum Play.
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