2p.com has a brief post about a new title introduced recently by Snail Games. Called Moonlights, it appears it will be a zombie-themed survival MMO. It seems that the game will be released in 2017.
Neverwinter – Latest Dev Blog Details River District Monsters
Project Gorgon – New Shop Opens to Allow Purchases to Further Development
Fans of Project Gorgon who are interested in helping to contribute to the further development of the game can check out the brand new Gorgon Shop on the game’s official site. Support packages range in size from $75 to $1,000 and include a number of in-game perks such as gear, mounts, alpha / beta keys and so forth.
Dungeons & Dragons Online – First Post-Turbine Letter Reveals 2017 Plans
In the first Dungeons & Dragons Online producer’s letter of the post-Turbine era, Dan “Severlin” Ciccolini has given players a forward look at the next update and a bit of a peek into the future. Update 34 will include a new dungeon, a champion overhaul and the Reaper diffculty. Players will be marked with a “specific plan” that allows them to become empowered.
Star Citizen – Moving From 2.6 To 3.0
Warframe – The Glast Gambit Launches For Consoles
Crowfall – ArtCraft Raises $670k In Additional Funding
– Elder Scrolls Legends – Chaos Arena Returns
Crowfall – Literally a New You – The Art of Necromancy
The Crowfall site has been updated with a new blog post called “Necromancy – The Art of Creating New Bodies”. Thomas Blair discusses what he calls our “newest crafting profession” where players dig up bodies, restoring them and putting them together with others to make a new playable class. From there, choosing a new way to play or to fulfill a new role means to simply put on the new body.
Final Fantasy XIV – First Thoughts on Far Edge of Fate + Stormblood Pre-Order Revealed
Patch 3.5 is here! With The Far Edge of Fate, we have a new raid, a new extreme primal and two dungeons to chew on. That — along with a host of quality of life changes and additions across the board — have really built upon the content available. This is only part one, with the second part due in March, but what’s here is hugely substantial.
