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This week, Britaria becomes the next indie MMO project to die on the vine in 2024 while Ember Sword tries to keep the crypto game concept alive. Plenty of other stuff is also going on, so let’s quit wasting time and get started with this week’s Indie MMO Spotlight.
This week, Britaria becomes the next indie MMO project to die on the vine in 2024 while Ember Sword tries to keep the crypto game concept alive. Plenty of other stuff is also going on, so let’s quit wasting time and get started with this week’s Indie MMO Spotlight.
This week, Embert Sword talks economy, Corepunk has a horrible Alpha Test, and Zenith: Nexus readies Season 3.
This week, everyone posted their monthly dev update, Nightingale went offline, and a solo developer calls it quits.
This week, Palia cuts its staff by 40%, while Monsters & Memories and The Qunifall prepare for upcoming tests.
This week, The Wagadu Chronicles is shutting down, Coreborn announces server wipes, and demons invade Fractured Online.
This week, the Cyber Immortals Android test is underway while BitCraft’s Alpha 1 comes to an end, Oath Games acquires struggling MMO Ethyrial: Echoes of Yore, and A Township Tale adds and then quickly removes a new feature.
Manor Lords launched into early access last week, and it’s taken the internet by storm. But how does it stack up in its early stages, and is it worth your time? Here’s our early access review.
This week, Genfanad stops development, BitCraft explains skill progression, and Mad World celebrates its one-year anniversary.
This week, Legends of Aria Classic (image above) rises from the ashes, Broken Ranks finishes its gear rework, and The Quinfall sends out invites to its next Closed Beta.