
This week, it looks like devs have wrapped up their 2022 In Review blogs and have moved on to What To Expect in 2023 blogs.

This week, it looks like devs have wrapped up their 2022 In Review blogs and have moved on to What To Expect in 2023 blogs.

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?

Whether you’re slaying a horde of demons or exploring the high seas, there’s something indelible about the act of clicking your way through an open map full of monsters and treasures. The isometric point-and-click action RPG has been a mainstay for PC gamers for decades. With Diablo IV looming, here are the best ones to play to whet your appetite.

ver watch Naked And Afraid, but don’t want to be actually left somewhere naked and afraid? Survival games offer players that experience without having to leave the house, with games that will start the player with nothing and test their abilities to survive with as many obstacles as possible. If this sounds like your kind of video game, here’s a list of ten games that have grown into some of the best and most popular in the survival genre, with continuous dev support and even a few sequels on th

Woosa, Black Desert’s newest class, has been released for a bit of time now, and I’ve gotten a chance to play her pretty extensively. There’s a bit to cover, so I’ll jump right into it.

With new AAA MMORPGs failing to meet players’ expectations and older MMOs slowly riding off into the sunset, what’s an MMO fanatic to do? Turn to the innovation and uniqueness that only indie developers are willing to take a chance on. Here are 10 of the best indie MMOs you can play in 2023, and a few we’re hoping to see come this year and beyond.

Now that Dragonflight has launched and the dust has settled a bit, Robin takes a look ahead at the World of Warcraft expansion, at the potential content and the need for Blizzard to keep things interesting over the life of this latest expansion.

This week, it appears that many studios are still nursing a New Years Eve hangover as things are still pretty quiet.

Should developers stop thinking about trying to reinvent the wheel, and instead just update the games that players have loved for years? Should MMORPGs always blaze new trails? You decide in this week’s OGR.

The Elder Scrolls Online is a massive game with a ton of player choice on what content to experience first. Each year Kevin starts a new character to explore Tamriel just one more time. This year join him as he makes his way through Tamriel as a High Elf Nightblade aligned with the Aldmeri Dominion. Part One explores the new player experience on the Isle of Balfiera and his adventures on the island of Khenarthi’s Roost.