Spellforce 3 is where real time strategy and role-playing game meets for an epic adventure. From the first moments of the game our hero finds themselves in the middle of a boiling political cauldron fueled by xenophobia, religious paranoia, and an inexplicable and lethal plague. With past loyalties destroyed by betrayal and cast aside, he sets out to find the answers. This is our SpellForce 3 review.
– Rezzed: 5 Reasons Why We Need a Fallout MMO
What if there were a Fallout MMO and what if the developers actually made it the kind of game it has the potential to become? Would it be something like ESO, or more like Destiny?
– 5 Movie Universes that Would Make Great MMOs
When was the last time you watched a movie and though, “Wow, this would make a great MMO! There are different groups and conflicts, that could be one class, and this would make a cool class too. It’s perfect!” If you play MMOs regularly, then you probably have something like that go through your mind during most of your favorite films.
– Will Competitive Gaming Take Away Our Single Player Fun?
MMOs have always been a ground for creativity. All of the competitive games you see today: SMITE, Overwatch, League of Legends, and so forth have their roots in MMORPGs. This style of game has now become an esport and more investors are getting involved each year. You hear stories of EA shutting down studios over single player games, and begin to ask, are my solo adventures coming to an end?
– Get Your Avengers Alliance Fix with Marvel Strike Force
I honestly never expected to see another Marvel game in that style again, especially not so soon, but a new title called Marvel Strike Force was recently announced. Currently only available in soft-launch in New Zealand and Canada, Marvel Strike Force is more of a clone of the incredibly popular Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes than it is Avengers Alliance, but the experience is close enough.
– Five New MMOs We Want to Know More About
This list was originally published way back in 2010. Guess what? Of the five games listed, only one ever made to launch, and it’s already shut down. Take a trip down memory lane with us, as we look back at those games, and forward at 5 new MMOs on the horizon.
– Animal Crossing Pocket Camp ? Welcome to Camp, Please Feed the Animals
Nintendo has started releasing mobile games utilizing a popular swath of beloved, previously console restricted, franchises on android and iOS, the newest of which is Animal Crossing Pocket Camp. Does Nintendo keep to the tried and true feel of the Animal Crossing games in their new mobile iteration? Here is our Animal Crossing Pocket Camp Review.
– Seven, The Days Long Gone Review – Immersive & Mysterious
If someone were to ask me how I would describe Seven: The Days Long Gone, the first project from indie developers IMGN.PRO and Fool’s Theory, I would be hard pressed to give you a concise, clean cut answer. On its surface , Seven is an isometric ARPG, with some great progression and and leveling mechanics. As you dive deeper into the game you discover quickly that it also implements some pretty interesting stealth and tactical combat options.
– Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Review
If you’ve been playing your Nintendo Switch as much as I have, you’re probably already eagerly awaiting any new epic RPG that comes out. We’ve had Breath of the Wild, we got Skyrim, and Disgaea 5, but for many JRPG fans, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 will be the first really exciting release on the Switch. And I’m here to say that it’s been worth the wait for the follow up to the Wii’s original classic. This is our Xenoblade Chronicles 2 review for the Nintendo Switch.
– The Top Five PvP MMOs
Way back in 2010, we wrote a List of the Top 5 PVP MMOs. Well, seven years on (almost eight), how does it hold up? Read on to find out.