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Final Fantasy XIV players can gear up for the next Letter from the Producer Live coming ahead of this summer’s expansion, Dawntrail, which launches on July 2nd. The Live Letter, set for April 12th, is part of the upcoming 14-hour 10th Anniversary stream to celebrate the MMO.
The Elder Scrolls Online has turned ten years old this week, and it’s not showing any sign of slowing down yet. The next Chapter to release brings players back to a region many of us haven’t traveled since 2006’s The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, as we venture into the West Weald.
Layoffs continue to rock the industry, as the latest round comes from Singularity 6, the developer responsible for the cozy MMO Palia.
If you’ve ever wondered what an MMO looks like in its earliest of prototyping days, Greg Street’s Fantastic Pixel Castle has got you as his team peeled back the first look at his studio’s upcoming Ghost MMO.
Standing Stone Games has apologized for the unexpected downtime that kept its game worlds out of commission over the weekend. Lord of the Rings Online players can expect a free mount while DDO players are left with just a few boosts and VIP time.
While Embers Adrift poked fun at itself on April Fool’s Day, one tidbit in its gag apparently is real: the PvP Proving Grounds.
Piranha Games is channeling its heritage as it sets up MechWarrior 5: Clans, the first time in 29 years the franchise has focused on a Clan Invasion story. We had the chance to check it out during GDC 2024 in a hands-off demo, ahead of its 2024 release.
April Fool’s Day seems to bring the best out of many of the social teams that power our favorite MMOs and RPGs. Here are many of the pranks and gags being pulled across the world of gaming, all in one convenient place.
The Elder Scrolls Online turns ten next week, and during GDC 2024 we had the chance to chat with game director Matt Firor about the MMO’s longevity.
TennoCon 2024 ticket sales went live today, with Warframe players able to snag passes to the live event this year – this time spanning two days in July.