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The long-teased Witcher crossover event with Lost Ark has finally got a release date. Coming on January 18th, players will be able to work with series regulars such as Geralt of Rivia, Dandelion, Triss Merigold and more in a new story and daily quests to earn new items inspired by the Polish fantasy epic.
Cross-realm arenas and battlegrounds could be coming to a World of Warcraft Wrath of the Lich King Classic near you, thanks to the news that Blizzard is testing the feature. In an update via the forums, the feature is being put through its paces on the Wrath PTR.
With new AAA MMORPGs failing to meet players’ expectations and older MMOs slowly riding off into the sunset, what’s an MMO fanatic to do? Turn to the innovation and uniqueness that only indie developers are willing to take a chance on. Here are 10 of the best indie MMOs you can play in 2023, and a few we’re hoping to see come this year and beyond.
Update 6.3, Gods Revel, Lands Tremble is live in Final Fantasy XIV. The packed update adds a ton of new content, from quests to a new dungeon, new housing wardsm and the first major changes to Island Sanctuary.
The first Ultimate Fighting Championship event of 2023 has undergone a late change to its headliner.
A number of notable heavyweights will be calling Brazilian camp Libertas Esportes de Combate home in the coming months.
Genshin Impact will get its Version 3.4 update, "The Exquisite Night Chimes" on January 18th. Explore a desert full of sandstorms, recruit two new characters, celebrate New Year’s and more.
Death and taxes take on a positive spin in RuneScape. The death costs reduction is live, saving an average 80% (though there’s a new tax to help offset this). There are also two events that could net you rare loot.
Nura just released its latest true wireless earphones, the NuraTrue Pro. Complete with personalized audio, ANC, and the brand new aptX Lossless Bluetooth codec, they promise amazing sound quality but at a price. Find out if they’re worth a buy in our review.
Razer’s CES line-up featured multiple new devices, from its upcoming Android-based Razer Edge handlheld to its revamped, chonky Kiyo Ultra webcam. But it was Razer’s upgraded Leviathan soundbar that really captured our attention.