MMORPG.com has partnered with My.com to give away five of their recently announced Skyforge Founder’s Packs. These aren’t the entry level packs, either! We’ve got five of the Wrath of the Gods Ultimate Edition packs today. Read on to learn how to enter for your chance to snag one!
Crowfall: The Embargo Vault & Account Bank Explained
General: The Daily Quest: Incremental Info or One Big Announcement?
A trend that seems to be gaining a lot of ground in games development these days comes in the way that information is released to the public. In days past, new information about an upcoming title was teased out in a series of big announcements over time. Such a way of releasing news about anticipated games was both frustrating and exciting. Frustration set in when we wanted to know more, more, more. Excitement set in after a big revelation that gave us tons to discuss and analyze.
Shadowrun Chronicles: New Name Applied & Launch Date Announced
General: PAX East 2015 Cometh!
Despite a few new additions to the schedule this year, PAX East still represents the official kickoff of the video games show season for me. Things have been relatively quiet after the holidays, but now it’s time for developers to show what they’ve been working on over the last few months. This week, we’ve rounded up a couple of games were most excited to see at the show.
General: Virtual Reality Making a Splash at GDC
Rift: Carnival of the Ascended Celebrates Four Years
Star Trek Online: Overhauling Sector Space
The Star Trek Online team has posted a lengthy developer blog about how Sector Space is being overhauled to make it a more seamless journey through space without invisible walls and dead ends to hang players up. One of the best pieces of news for players and fans of the entire Star Trek IP is the realignment of sectors to place them in the correct locations based on existing Star Trek lore. Cryptic acknowledges that over time several key sectors had been placed outside the norm.
Neverwinter: Elemental Evil Module to Drop March 17th
Perfect World Entertainment and Cryptic Studios have announced that the Neverwinter Elemental Evil module will hit live service on March 17th. The module includes a level cap increase, the new Oathbound Paladin playable class, new locations and, of course, the return of Minsc and Boo to a D&D game. The Neverwinter team has put together a nice summary of many of the new and improved features that players can expect to find when Elemental Evil launches in a couple of weeks.










