
One question that has been on Steven’s mind lately is whether MMORPGs can not only be fun without combat, but actually thrive.

One question that has been on Steven’s mind lately is whether MMORPGs can not only be fun without combat, but actually thrive.

Black Desert Mobile, the popular mobile MMORPG by Pearl Abyss, has recently added a new class to its roster: Zayed, also known as The Sand Serpent That Will Devour All.

Fntastic, the developer behind The Day Before, has hit Twitter with a series of tweets and a promise to show players that the game is both real, and it is progressing smoothly.

Although Steam’s Next Fest is starting to wind down, you can start to hear the faint whistle of the hype train as it starts to gain speed. Here’s 5 RPGs from Next Fest you need on your Wishlist!

The team at Atlant Games Ltd has been following their projected roadmap, and the game has moved on to their Steam testing. Here’s a quick refresher on what Reign of Guilds is, and what’s next for this early access buy to play MMORPG.

Steven is a fan of fantasy settings, but he feels like developers have become complacent with the sword and sorcery combination. Do you think it’s time developers branch out into new horizons?

This past week, Ashes of Creation’s Creative Director Steven Sharif uploaded a hefty video of more than 45 minutes of gameplay. AoC fans should definitely check this out!

There have been obvious signs that Fntastic has mismanaged one of the most wishlisted games on Steam. It’s time for Steven to switch on the WTF machine, and get into how The Day Before completely eradicated their fanbase.

Its true many MMORPGs don’t make the cut, and won’t ever live up to the expectations the developers have for them. The real question is, can an MMORPG ever really recover from the brink of failure?

Sometimes the easiest way to inject a feeling of new and exciting gameplay into MMOs is to fuse aspects of different game genres. Is it possible that a Roguelike/Roguelite MMO could actually work?