Everyone has a fighting chance
Crowfall launched yesterday, and while the MMO seemed mostly stable early on, as the floodgates opened more and more the predictable launch day issues started to trickle in for the Kickstarted MMO. Additionally it seems that some of the issues could be related to what Crowfall’s Creative Director reported as DDoS attacks hitting the servers during the day.
Profane, an indie sandbox MMORPG in development, has released a new developer thread showing off more of the MMO in progress. Released before the holiday weekend, the thread talked a bit about making cloth in game as well as showed off a few examples of what the team is working on for Profane.
In the gaming world where survival games are a dime a dozen, a team of university students has created a new one for players to check out – and it’s totally free. Arid, a survival game that plunks you down in the middle of a desert to try to survive, is free to check out on Steam.
Neverwinter’s third episode of their Sharandar module, The Odious Court, has finally hit consoles, bringing the conclusion of the Sharandar module to Sony and Microsoft’s platforms.
After months of speculation, Nintendo finally pulled the veil off the Nintendo Switch upgrade. And while it’s not the 4K Pro model many of the rumors speculated it would be, but will come with a new OLED screen, expanded internal storage as well as an updated dock.
In the vast majority of MMOs – and RPGs for that matter – level is the one constant that tells you you’re getting stronger. The arbitrary number tied to the quality of gear you can wear, weapons you an weild or skills you can use is typically a catch-all for showing progress. But is that how each of us personally tracks it on our own?
While End of Dragons, the upcoming expansion for Guild Wars 2, was delayed into 2022, it isn’t stopping ArenaNet from handing out Living World story episodes to get players prepared. This week sees "Rising Flames" get the tab, as it’ll be free between July 6th through July 11th.
We recently sat down with LotRO’s Executive Producer, Rob Ciccolini to talk about the recently released Legendary servers, as well as what the future might hold for LotRO’s storytelling beyond Gundabad.
News out of ArenaNet today as the MMO studio has announced it will be moving the next expansion for Guild Wars 2, End of Dragons, out of 2021 and into 2022.
Zenith: The Last City is showing off a new way to interact with its NPCs today. Turns out, simply an act of waving will get their attention.