The Three Kingdoms: Rebirth — is a story-driven role-playing game about a modern man who suddenly finds himself in an alternate version of the Three Kingdoms era and begins to influence the course of history with his knowledge as a man from the future. Instead of the typical hero-conqueror, it uses the trope of a "time traveler" capable of surprising ancient commanders with strange ideas, modern thinking, and things that seem almost magical to the inhabitants of that time. Any conversation, alliance, or accidental mistake can result in either a new opportunity or a very quick death. Romance, politics and the struggle for influence Relationships with characters here influence not only romantic scenes but also the political situation surrounding the hero. Some help with money, some share strategic knowledge, and some can betray at the most inopportune moment. The girls in the game don't seem like mere "rewards" for making the right choices — each has their own goals, personalities, jealousies, and attitudes toward the situation. Because of this, even love stories can easily become a source of conflict, intrigue, or deadly situations. The events of the Three Kingdoms era gradually begin to change under the player's influence. Players can support renowned commanders, intervene in major conflicts, and choose who to trust in power struggles. Modern jokes, ideas, and ways of thinking sometimes help mend relationships, while at other times they engender hatred and suspicion. The game constantly pushes players to make decisions without certainty of the consequences, because one mistake can forever change the fate of characters or end a part of the story prematurely. Features of the game An alternative version of the Three Kingdoms era. More than 30 different endings. Politics, romance and intrigue. Elections with serious consequences.