[2] Huxley was initially going to be cross platform, but according to statements made at the 2009 E3 Expo press conference that feature was excluded from development.

[4] In June 2009, NHN USA released the first English closed beta test via its free games portal ijji.com.

In April 2010, Huxley was integrated with Hangame game portal[5] and went into open beta on May 3.

Destructive earthquakes, massive tsunami and dramatic climate changes wreak havoc around the globe, isolating continents and driving the human race into chaos.

Those who survive the destruction dream of tranquillity, but an eruption among the human race and the appearance of horrible mutants drives the world into further disorder.

Racism and oppression cause rebellious uprisings and war that divide the landscape between two powers: Sapiens and Alternative.

The other players in the game were connected to the host and divided into teams based on their character's faction.

Battlefields generally took place on much larger maps, and had objectives that players needed to capture, retrieve, gather, or defend.

In the earlier part, by acquiring licenses, characters could have opportunities to use upgraded weapons and armor.

In the later part of the game, players had to concentrate on developing their characters to be more effective under any circumstances.

Some vehicles in the game were an APC (an aircraft resembling Unreal Tournament 2004's Raptor), a large energy based tank, and a small assault buggy.

In June 2008, NHN USA secured the rights to distribute Huxley via its ijji portal.

[8][9] In August 2010, NHN USA transferred the publishing duties of Huxley: The Dystopia to developer Webzen.