Tower of Fantasy browser event gets hijacked in a funny twist, promoting Zenless Zone Zero and Wuthering Waves

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  • The page displayed memes and messages promoting Wuthering Waves and Zenless Zone Zero.
  • Many fans found the situation funny, though it raised questions about event page security.

Recently, the online event page for the game Tower of Fantasy, developed by Perfect World Games, was unexpectedly hacked. Someone took over the page and began advertising other gacha games. This occurred during a browser-based event where players were asked to share and vote on images.

A harmless prank that left the community amused with rival titles promotion

The issue occurred during an in-game event displayed through a web browser. It involved an image showing amusing stickers and advertisements for competing games, Wuthering Waves and Zenless Zone Zero. I thought it was quite funny and harmless. However, this isn’t the first time a game like this has experienced something similar – last year, Blue Archive went viral due to the ‘Koyukification incident.’

Tower of Fantasy Skin Event got hacked and the guy is advertising to play WW and ZZZ
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The person responsible for the incident, known online as “kebabman,” explained that it wasn’t a complex hack like the one that happened with Rainbow Six Siege. They described it as a simple injection of resources. They also asked players to check out and play two games, ZZZ and WW, and provided links to their official websites.

Community explains how it was more of an inside joke

Honestly, a lot of fans are saying this isn’t even cheating! Apparently, it all started with a voting event where you had to upload a picture of your character. One person explained it’s something anyone could do if they just upload a pic online. It’s less of a hack and more of an inside joke, really.

Actually, even the developers are aware of this player, as one fan pointed out, but they generally allow him to continue as long as he isn’t intentionally causing problems. While it might seem amusing and not even a true hack, I think these event pages need stronger oversight and security measures.

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2026-03-17 06:14