Though out for iOS tablets for awhile now, Bioware’s Knights of the Old Republic Android fans have been waiting for their chance to play one of the most heralded RPGs of all time. With today’s deployment to Google Play, Android fans can now set out on an epic journey through the Star Wars universe. Even better, to celebrate the launch, KOTOR is only $5, half off what will become its normal price.
Eldevin: A Chat with Hunted Cow
If you have a knack for some old-school dungeon and sandbox MMO fun, you really should check out Eldevin. With a recent launch of Steam, the game is better than ever. It’s a mix between a sandbox, a linear questing game and interesting virtual world. The game features a top-down look that makes many comment about its similarity to the very popular RuneScape. In fact, people often refer to RuneScape when describing Eldevin, but I’m not so sure about the connection.
Black Desert: Beta Preview
The Repopulation: Early Access Begins, NDA Lifts
Fans of The Repopulation will be glad to hear that the Steam Early Access program has started. Along with that heady news also comes the announcement that the non-disclosure agreement (NDA) has lifted that will give the opportunity for much more information to be learned as players are given the opportunity to write and speak about their experiences. To celebrate these two big announcements, The Repopulation’s team has put together a new video. Check it out!
World of Tanks: Ten British Tanks and Three Classic Maps Arrive
Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn: New Race Announced for Heavensward Expansion
During a weekend fan event, Final Fantasy XIV’s producer Naoki Yoshida announced that a new race will be included in the forthcoming Heavensward expansion. Called the Au Ra, little else was revealed other than a screenshot. Also in Heavensward, players will be able to check out a pair of new Astrologian and the Machinist.
General: Todd Coleman and Gordon Walton form ArtCraft to make new MMO
General: The Great MMO Face-Off of 2014 – Semifinals
General: Year-End MMOG Hopes And Wishes
This being my final Free Zone column for 2014, my first inclination was to choose a topic in the looking back vein. When I started considering possibilities, I immediately dismissed the idea of doing something "me too" like best of awards, which the site does far more prominently than I could anyway. Instead, I decided to discuss a few ways I’d like to see the MMOG development and publishing industry change, however unlikely they may be.








