Everyone has a fighting chance
Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds is a cross-play mobile and PC MMORPG that released on May 25th and took a lot of players by surprise with the inclusion of blockchain. Steven finds that blockchain is not the worst part of the game after all.
If you’re like me and it’s been a minute since you have found yourself in the regular practice of MMO life or if you’re just itching for ideas to upgrade, what you are about to read is a list of some of the PC hardware that you might find helpful in your journey.
MMORPGs have changed in many ways, both positive and negative, but in this article, Steven tackles 5 gameplay features MMORPGs have that players absolutely hate.
World of Warcraft’s endgame is defined by its raids (and transmog!) and some of the hand-crafted experiences that Blizzard has created over the years really stand out. Today, Kanishka takes a look back at my favorite World of Warcraft raids of all time.
Misinformation can spread quickly, whether we mean for it to or not. Anthony looks at the misinformation being spread across the Lost Ark community and how it’s one of the games biggest obstacles to overcome.
Even the slightest dip in player counts can send alarm bells ringing in the heads of some players of MMORPGs. YouTubers are quick to view Steamcharts and Steam.db data and talk about how their favorite game is dying. But is that truly the case?
Even the slightest dip in player counts can send alarm bells ringing in the heads of some players of MMORPGs. YouTubers are quick to view Steamcharts and Steam.db data and talk about how their favorite game is dying. But is that truly the case?
From the studio that brought us the brilliant Bloodline Champions and Battlerite, Stunlock Studios have always been tantalizingly close to creating something truly special. Their latest, V Rising, just hit Early Access, and Lewis is certain it’s going to bleed you of your free time.
Is there a utopian MMORPG world out there? If so, would we be able to handle it, or would we even notice if we were playing it? Steven muses as to whether MMORPG players really want what they say they want.
There are multiple ways to approach playing an MMO, though often the ones that come to mind immediately are the holy trinity: tank, DPS and heals. However, there’s more to it than that – are you a hardcore PvPer, Raider, PvE player, crafter? Is there a playstyle you’ve tried to get into but just can’t, despite badly wanting to participate?