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An online game where the main goal is to finish the corrupt politicians is becoming a fever among the net-users of a city where some years ago hosted une of the biggest corruption scandals of the country, informed China's press.

In Ningbo, northeast of China, eight years ago there was a scandal involving a high official of the chinese Army. Today, the game, that started going online only a week ago, has been played by more than 7 thousand people on the cybercafés, according to the South China Morning Post, a Hong Kong newspaper.

Although ambiented in past eras, since Qing dinasty, the game tries to aware the young people about the importance of fighting nowaday's corruption. "Through the game, the young will become more positive and brave in their fight against corruption in the real world", says Hua Tong, creator of the game.

The action takes place in real Ningbo sites. Players can use many tricks to finish the corrupt politicians, including killing with sophisticated weapons. In the year 2000, high ranked workers and officials of the Popular Liberation Army were condemned to jail for smuggling and public funds' deviation in Ningbo.

Well, that doesnt sound cool...If anything the company's just telling ppl that violence is the only way we can stop differences. Its pretty stupid in my opinion. I mean like, there are always gonna be violent games, and kids may think its cool to mimic the action, but honestly, that is just too serious.