Three-Body: Eve of Judgment

This is a single-player narrative adventure built around cinematic storytelling and branching choices. You play as Chen Anjiu, a former special forces operative. To rescue your target, you must infiltrate the giant ship: observe your surroundings, gather clues, and use items to overcome obstacles — all while concealing your identity through conversations and unexpected incidents, making sound choices and judgments to complete your mission. With over 300 minutes of gameplay, the game features multiple story branches and endings: your choices may alter the fates of its characters, and your decisions may shape the course of the story itself.

Officially licensed by Three Body Universe. Live through Operation Guzheng.
The game draws on China's iconic sci-fi novel, The Three-Body Problem. The story is set on the eve of Operation Guzheng: you play a long-retired special forces operator boarding Judgment Day, the floating stronghold of the Earth-Trisolaris Organization (ETO). Meanwhile, in the Joint Battle Command Center, a special operation against the ship is quietly taking shape...

One ship. Three faiths.
Aboard this utopia at sea, born of despair and fantasy, you will come to know the many faces of the ETO. The Adventists' mad ideals plunge humankind's fate into turmoil; the Redemptionists' extreme faith drives them to pay any price; and the Survivors' resignation and compromise embody the desperate struggle of humanity's underclass to survive. Caught between grand missions and very real dangers, can they find a balance—and how will you navigate the conflicts among them?

Gather clues. Find a way through.
Danger doesn't always announce itself with gunfire. It can hide in an offhand question, or in a plan that looks airtight. And brute force isn't the only answer: the smallest, most easily overlooked clue can turn out to be exactly the counter you need. Investigate the scene, pick your moment—look closely, and the answer is often right in front of you.

Consequences you can't foresee. Choices you can't avoid.
Faced with information from an unknown source, do you trust it or doubt it? Faced with a kindness that complicates everything, do you step in or stand aside? Faced with a heavy, cruel truth, do you reveal it or stay silent? Fate has a gift for entanglement and regret, but it allows no trial and error. Make choices whose consequences you can't know, and bear the cost. Humanity can only choose—and humanity can always choose.