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| {{Short description|None}} | | {{Short description|None}}{{Year nav topic|2024|Fanon}}On January 4, 2024, [[Fanverse]] was created and began having articles being created. In 2024, a dozen fanons have been released, began, and have continued. Most famously is the ''[[ShooterofIO]]'' franchise. The fanon season began in February 2024 and is set to conclude in December 2024. A second fanon season will begin in 2025. |
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| For over 20 years, there has been hundreds of concepts and will continue to have new additions each day, month, and year.
| | == Video games == |
| | 2024 is and will continue to be a massive year for the Fanverse in terms of [[Video game|video games]]. |
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| In 2024, there were multiple ideas in monthly fanon updates. The biggest [[fanon]] franchise in the [[Fanverse]] is ''[[ShooterofIO]]'' and multiple television series. In 2024, the ShooterofIO franchise was created and all the nineteen articles for the games in the franchise. ''[[Minecraft]]'' was announced to have more than a [[Minecraft season 1|single season]].
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| == 2022 ==
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| 2022 was a massive year for the Fanverse,
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| ! rowspan="2" |Year | | !Year |
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| ! colspan="4" |Video games | | !Day |
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| | | rowspan="12" |2024 |
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| | | rowspan="3" |January |
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| ! scope="col" |[[Video game developer|Lead developer]]
| | |''[[Cyberquest: The Awakening]]'' |
| | |[[PlayStation 5]], [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], and [[Xbox Series X/S]] |
| | |[[Quantum Arc Studios]] |
| | |[[Stellar Forge Games]] |
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| | rowspan="2" |2022 | | |8 |
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| | |''[[Mystic Winds: Chronicles of Eloria]]'' |
| |''[[ShooterofIO: Modern Ops II (2022 video game)|ShooterofIO: Modern Ops II]]'' | | |[[Nintendo Switch]], PS4 |
| |October, 2022
| | |[[Dawnlight Media]] |
| |[[PlayStation 4]], [[PlayStation 5]], [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], [[Xbox One]], and [[Xbox Series X/S]] | | |[[Echo Blade Studios]] |
| |[[SOI Studios]] | |
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| | colspan="4" |''[[ShooterofIO: Modern Ops II (2022 video game)|ShooterofIO: Modern Ops II]]'' is a 2022 [[First-person shooter game|first-person shooter video game]] developed by [[SOI Studios]] and published by [[Monsteristic]]. It is a sequel to the [[ShooterofIO: Modern Ops (2019 video game)|2019 reboot]], serving as the second entry in the rebooted ''Modern Ops'' sub-series and the 15th installment in the overall ''[[ShooterofIO (series)|ShooterofIO]]'' series. The game was released on October 28, 2022, for [[PlayStation 4]], [[PlayStation 5]], [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], [[Xbox One]], and [[Xbox Series X/S]].
| | |''[[Gridlock Racer 2024]]'' |
| Like its predecessor, the game takes place in a realistic and modern setting. The campaign follows multi-national special operations unit Task Force 66 and Mexican Special Forces unit Los Vaqueros as they attempt to track down terrorist leader, who is in possession of American-made ballistic missiles. Powered by the [[Unreal Engine 4]], ''Modern Ops II'' continues to support cross-platform multiplayer and also features a free-to-play battle royale mode, ''Wargrounds 2.0'', a follow-up to the original ''Wargrounds'', all within a single cross-game launcher, known as ''ShooterofIO HQ''.
| | |[[PlayStation 5]], [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], and [[Xbox Series X/S]] |
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| SOI Studios began developing a sequel to ''Shadows'' from 2016 though changed course to develop a sequel to 2019's ''Modern Ops'' reboot. Development on the game began in 2021 with the game being a visual improvement and mechanic upgrade instead of focusing on new content.
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| ''Modern Ops II'' received generally favorable reviews from critics. It was a commercial success and broke several records for the series, including becoming the fastest ''ShooterofIO'' game to generate US$1 billion in revenue.
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| |''[[Click of Duty Royale]]'' | | |''[[Heroic Age: Battle for the Cosmos]]'' |
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| | |[[PlayStation 5]], [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], and [[Xbox Series X/S]] |
| |[[PlayStation 4]], [[PlayStation 5]], [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], [[Xbox One]], and [[Xbox Series X/S]] | | |[[NovaVerse Entertainment]] |
| |Air Studios | | |[[Orbital Studios]] |
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| | |''[[The Forgotten Kingdom]]'' |
| ! colspan="4" |Television series
| | |[[PlayStation 5]], [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], and [[Xbox Series X/S]] |
| | |[[Mythic Games]] |
| | |[[Arcane Studios]] |
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| | |''[[Kingdom Conqueror]]'' |
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| == 2023 ==
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| |''[[ShooterofIO: Modern Ops III (2023 video game)|ShooterofIO: Modern Ops III]]'' | | | |
| |November 10, 2023 | | | |
| |[[PlayStation 4]], [[PlayStation 5]], [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], [[Xbox One]], and [[Xbox Series X/S]] | | | |
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| | colspan="4" |''[[ShooterofIO: Modern Ops III (2023 video game)|ShooterofIO: Modern Ops III]]'' is a 2023 [[First-person shooter game|first-person shooter video game]] developed by [[War Games]], and published by [[Monsteristic]]. It is a sequel to 2022's ''[[ShooterofIO: Modern Ops II (2022 video game)|Modern Ops II]]'', serving as the third entry in the rebooted ''Modern Ops'' sub-series and the sixteenth installment in the overall ''[[ShooterofIO (series)|ShooterofIO]]'' series. The game was released on November 10, 2023, for [[PlayStation 4]], [[PlayStation 5]], [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], [[Xbox One]], and [[Xbox Series X/S]]. | | | |
| ''Modern Ops III'' retains the realistic, modern setting of its predecessors and continues the sub-series storyline. The story follows multi-national special operations unit Task Force 66 tracking down Vladimir Makarov, a Russian ultranationalist and terrorist planning to trigger a third World War. The game's multiplayer includes sixteen remastered maps from 2010's ''[[ShooterofIO: Modern Ops 2]]'', with at least twelve new maps planned for inclusion post-launch. A Zombies mode, co-created by ''Dark Warfare'' sub-series developer [[Air Studios]] and built around classic round-based gameplay. ''Modern Ops III'' was integrated with ''[[ShooterofIO: Wargrounds 2.0]]'' (2022) and features various new features and innovations.
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| After wrapping development on ''[[ShooterofIO: Advanced Operations]]'' (2021), War Games were assigned by Monsteristic to develop a game under [[SOI Studios]]'s leadership due to a third game in a row failing. They started developing a modern day game set in the franchise prior to Monsteristic's announcement of the franchise reboot. They were at first developing a game set in their ''Advanced Operations'' universe, which changed to a sequel to 2022's ''Modern Ops II''. After a series of leaks in early-to-mid 2023, the game was officially revealed in August 2023, with a showcase event and public beta also taking place in October. Upon release, ''Modern Ops III'' received mixed reviews, with criticism for its campaign mode.
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| |''Minecraft Zone'' | | | |
| |November 18, 2023 | | | |
| |[[PlayStation 4]], [[PlayStation 5]], [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], [[Xbox One]], and [[Xbox Series X/S]] | | | |
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| | colspan="4" |''[[Minecraft Zone]]'' is a 2023 [[Action game|action]]-[[Adventure game|adventure]], [[Survival game|survival]], [[Extraction game|extraction]], and [[monster-taming game]] developed by [[SOI Studios]] and published by [[Monsteristic]] and [[Mojang]], set in the 3D sandbox video game, ''Minecraft'' (2011) world and combines structured gameplay that of ''Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0''<nowiki/>'s DMZ mode. Players must select a "base" weapon (e.g; a Wooden Sword or a Wooden Axe) and must use these weapons to kill mobs (Zombies, Skeletons, etc). Players can use Schematics to craft items on a cooldown and bring Acquisitions into future matches. Upgrades are also available among many other mechanics that allow the user to earn progress in different ways. The game lacks a conventional ending; with a "ending" planned, which has been officially confirmed by SOI Studios. | | | |
| Development on ''Minecraft Zone'' began in 2014 after SOI Studios opened a third office that would develop games outside the [[ShooterofIO (series)|''ShooterofIO'' franchise]]. SOI Studios were inspired by that to create a game similar. In 2022, they restarted minor parts of the project to incorperate concepts first seen in 2022's ''Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0''<nowiki/>'s DMZ mode. The game had plans to release with two playable maps, though the plan to incorperate DMZ gameplay forced the team to abandon the second map.
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| Announced on June 10, 2022, ''Minecraft Zone'' was released on November 18, 2023, for [[PlayStation 4]], [[PlayStation 5]], [[Xbox One]], [[Xbox Series X/S]], and [[Microsoft Windows]].
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| |''[[ShooterofIO: Dark Warfare 6]]''
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| | colspan="4" |''[[ShooterofIO: Dark Warfare 6]]'' is a 2024 [[first-person shooter]] co-developed by [[Air Studios]] and [[Supreme Studios]], published by [[Monsteristic]]. It is the seventeenth installment in the ''[[ShooterofIO]]'' series and the sixth entry in the ''Dark Warfare'' sub-series, following ''[[ShooterofIO: Dark Warfare 5]]'' (2020). The game was released on October 25, 2024, for [[PlayStation 4]], [[PlayStation 5]], [[Windows]], [[Xbox One]], and [[Xbox Series X/S]]. ''Dark Warfare 6'' is also available on the [[Xbox Games Pass]], becoming the first ''ShooterofIO'' game to be available on it.
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| Set in the early 1990s, ''Dark Warfare 6''<nowiki/>'s single-player campaign is described as a "dynamic and intense spy thriller," continuing the storyline from ''Dark Warfare 5''. The multiplayer mode features sixteen new maps at launch and introduces omnidirectional movement mechanics, allowing players to sprint, dive, and slide in any direction. The game also includes a new iteration of the cooperative round-based Zombies mode, launching with a brand-new map. In August 2024, Air Studios confirmed that ''Dark Warfare 6'' would be integrated into ''[[ShooterofIO: Wargrounds 2.0]]'' (2022) as part of the first season of post-launch content.
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| With a four-year development cycle, ''Dark Warfare 6'' has the longest production period of any mainline ''ShooterofIO'' title. Some employees from Air Studios and Supreme Studios reported play-testing the game as early as 2022. Marketing for the game began in May 2024, with fictional advertisements placed in prominent newspapers like ''USA Today'' and ''The New York Post'', alongside live-action teaser trailers. The full reveal of ''Dark Warfare 6'' occurred on June 9, 2024, showcasing all game modes.
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| ''Dark Warfare 6'' received mostly positive reviews from critics, who praised the gameplay, the innovations, and the return to form of the Zombies mode. However, some criticism was directed at the switch to Unreal Engine 5, which was cited as a potential cause for the perceived lack of content in certain areas of the game.
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