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With each update, Counterplay Games has made improvements to its melee action RPG Godfall to address the feedback, both positive and negative, of the fans and naysayers since its release. We took a look at the Ultimate Edition and the changes brought to the game since launch.
Each week, we scour the internet for all things indie MMO-related so you don’t have to. This week, we’ve done our best to filter out all of the April Fool’s Day articles and bring you only the real news. And with all of the alpha and beta tests either currently running or on the immediate horizon, there’s a lot to cover. So let’s quit wasting time and get started with this week’s Indie MMO Spotlight.
Every gamer loves to customize their character to make them their own. We break down some of the best MMOs to create the avatar of your wildest dreams.
Each week, we scour the internet for all things indie MMO-related so you don’t have to. This week, I worked really hard to find all of the good news I could, but I won’t apologize if some bad news found its way in as well. Honestly, though, indie devs need all the attention they can get, and I hope you all find the IMS to be a portal to the indie MMOs you love (or might end up loving). Anyway, let’s quit wasting time and get started with this week’s Indie MMO Spotlight.
Babylon’s Fall aims to take players to the city of Neo Babylon, tasked with reclaiming the fabled Tower of Babel. But is it successful, or does the Platinum Games’ title fall flat?
Each week, we scour the internet for all things indie MMO-related so you don’t have to. This week, you asked and I listened. In today’s Indie MMO Spotlight patch (3.20.22), we are adding a new QoL feature – going forward, a link to each MMO’s official website will be attached to the segment headers (apparently some of you were already clicking on these anyway). Please feel free to report any bug issues that arise in the comments below. Well, that’s enough of me trying to act like a developer. Le
While we consider the MMO the pinnacle of social gaming, not everyone wants to jump into one multiple times a week. Here is a list of co-op games you can play that strike a chord with MMO fans dealing with genre fatigue.
Each week, we scour the internet for all things indie MMO-related so you don’t have to. After a rather quiet episode last week, developers are back at it this week. Although some developers announced test delays, many studios pushed out patches filled with new content and updates. We even have a new addition to the IMS, though some of you won’t be too excited to hear it includes NFTs. In any event, there’s a lot to cover, so let’s quit wasting time and get started with this week’s Indie MMO Spot
Each week, we scour the internet for all things indie MMO-related so you don’t have to. It seems everyone has settled into 2022, and after the flurry of roadmap reveals and major announcements we had in January and February, March is starting off a bit more muffled. There may not be a bunch of major announcements this week, but there’s still a lot of activity going on in the indie MMO space, so let’s quit wasting time and get started with this week’s Indie MMO Spotlight.
The Waylanders tells a tale steeped in Celtic myth and legend. But does the RPG do its interesting setting justice? Check out our review.