General: Beyond The Destiny: Steam Early Access

Indie developer BTD Team has announced that its genre-bending title Beyond The Destiny will be entering its early access phase of development beginning Monday, April 11th. Beyond The Destiny combines classic role-playing with real-time strategy in an open universe, all in third-person view. You can check out the trailer below to see the game in action and then visit the official site or the Beyond The Destiny Steam page.

Rift: Carnival Of The Ascended To Begin April 14th

Rift’s annual celebration, Carnival of the Ascended, will begin on April 14, 2016, as part of v3.6 update. Special events will be taking place including a Carnival Instant Adventure, new Artifact sets, a new story raid rifts, daily quests and much more.

Lineage 2: 12th Anniversary Celebration Begins

Lineage II is ready to celebrate its 12th anniversary in a big way throughout the month of April. Several events, contests, sales and more are planned for players. To start things off, special server settings have been put in place that include no experience loss on death, free teleports and a vitality bonus increase.

General: Revelation Confirmed For Western Release

NetEase has announced that Revelation, an MMO currently in Open Beta in China, will be heading to the West via an as-yet unnamed Russian publisher. Revelation will be active in both North America and Europe and will be available in four different languages. Check out the video below to get an idea what the game is about.

The Black Death: Early Access Announced For April 19th

It has been revealed that The Black Death will be entering its early access phase of development beginning April 19th, 2016, via Steam. At this time there is no word on the sales of Founder’s packs but the team is actively looking for feedback to prepare the game for full release in next 8 to 12 months.

League of Legends: Elderly Chinese Woman Prays to Garen Statue

Alert gamers in China have snapped several photos of an elder woman kneeling before and praying to a League of Legends statue outside a local internet cafe. The statue portrays LOL’s Garen, though it is assumed that the woman mistook him for Lord Guan, a Chinese general during the Three Kingdoms period.