A Whole New World with Project-C from Darewise

Today, the team at Darewise Entertainment pulled the curtain back on their upcoming online persistent open world – Project C. That’s it’s working title, because at its core, the game set on the world of Corvus is going to be player-driven throughout all of the testing process. Described as a blend of everything from Zelda: Breath of the Wild to World of Warcraft, Project C’s ambitions are through the roof. The team, comprised of folks from games like Assassin’s Creed, Half-Life 2 and Dishonored,

Final Fantasy XIV: Mounts & the Letter from the Producer

Over the past week I have been busy working on my questline with Noctis, as well as farming MGP at the Gold Saucer to get the 200k MGP Regalia. Note that prior to this event I have truly never bothered with the Gold Saucer, I had my work cut out for me. Granted it wasn’t exactly hard to amass 200k MGP with the easy Fashion Report’s the last couple weeks but having to learn all the mechanics for Lord of Vermillion and Triple Triad was unique to say the least.

The Next Darkfall: Rise of Agon Update to Include Full Freemium Edition & More

The next Darkfall: Rise of Agon update is going to include the full release of the “freemium” edition of the game with some changes due to player feedback. For instance, the reduction in skill progression speed has been eliminated for free players and much more. In addition, players will find that the in-game browser has been overhauled, the dye system will be included and several tweaks have been made to armor and combat.

MapleStory Fest Was a Big Hit with a New Class Announced for MapleStory 2

This past weekend’s MapleStory Fest 2019 was a big hit. The sold out show featured cosplay events, developer panels, prize giveaways, influencer meet and greets and announcements for both MapleStory and MapleStory 2. Most notably, MapleStory 2 players learned that the Striker class is coming to MapleStory 2 on May 30th and new content creator programs were announced for both games.

Not So MMO: RAGE 2 Review – Mad to the Max

Back in 2015 (I can’t believe it’s been that long), Avalanche put out an excellent but flawed open world game, Mad Max. Its driving combat mechanics and style were on point for the universe, but its repetitive nature and weak on-foot action dragged it down. Fast forward four years and a partnership with Bethesda and id Software bring us the sequel to 2011’s own flawed FPS – Rage. In short, Rage 2 is the perfect melding of what made the original Rage great, and what made Mad Max worth playing. It