– Amazon Lumberyard to Help Build Community-Driven Games

Amazon Lumberyard, the company’s ground-up proprietary engine, is opening an office in Austin, Texas, long a haven for MMO developers. In a new post on the Amazon Web Services site, the announcement reveals that Austin is a great place for Lumberyard’s continued development to make an engine to “help game developers build the community-driven games that push both engine and cloud technology”.

– Gwent Standalone Launches into Closed Beta Testing

CD Projekt Red has announced that Gwent: The Witcher Card Game has officially launched into closed beta testing. PC and XBox One users who were chosen as testers can download the game and begin playing as of today. PlayStation 4 players will be able to join at a later date.

Mu Legend – First Round of Closed Beta Testing Begins

Webzen has announced that the first closed beta event for MU Legend has officially kicked off today. Those who have been selected as beta testers can now head to the MU Legend site tod download the client and get started. To celebrate the big day, Webzen has released a brand new trailer.

Paragon – The Countess Sneaks Into Game

Stealthy and unpredictable Countess has arrived in Paragon as the lastest of the game’s heroes. To celebrate Countess’s arrival, Epic Games has released a brand new abilities trailer for you to check out. Let us know what you think in the comments!

Star Wars: The Old Republic – Three Reasons to Come Back for Knights of the Eternal Throne

Star Wars: The Old Republic gets its 4th expansion this December with Knights of the Eternal Throne. The expansion will continue the story of the current expansion, Knights of the Fallen Empire, bump the level cap up to 70, and more. Any new expansion is a great time to come back to your favorite MMO, but we think Eternal Throne makes a particularly good case for a return to Star Wars: The Old Republic.