New World’s Corruption Portals Are A Satisfying, Zergy Mess

Corruption portals in New World are one of the few major PvE activities that bring players of all levels together. If you’ve got a weapon and want to run in circles for a few hours, New World has an activity for you. Bradford has spent the better part of three days doing mostly portals for his review, and we’re pretty sure he’s going crazy now as a result. But in a good way.

How Often Does New Content Bring You Back To An Older MMO?

Fate of Gundabad, and the new Brawler class in The Lord of the Rings Online, is sure to bring back some players who dropped off the Middle-earth radar in the years since the last major expansion, Minas Morgul. It got Bradford wondering how often our readers return to older MMOs when they get new content.

5 Things New World Must Change to Improve the Game

Have you heard of this game New World? I’ve been playing it semi-obsessively since its release last week. There are so many things I love about it. But there are a bucket-load of things which I believe Amazon must change to improve the experience across the board.

New World Is Already Giving Me Flashes Of EVE Online

On Bradford’s server, the Syndicate reigns supreme. So much so that the Covenant faction is barely clinging onto a single region. Treaties were agreed upon and alliances were formed, but already the dealings of players on his server are giving him flashes of another PvP warfare MMO: EVE Online.

New World Review In Progress

New World released earlier this week, and after spending twenty hours thus far in Amazon’s new MMO, we have some thoughts. Here is our first review in progress for New World.

Diablo II: Resurrected Review In Progress

Diablo II: Resurrected launched just over a week ago, and Robin has been playing it on her PS5, diving into the world of Sanctuary for the first time. How has the experience held up thus far? Here is our review in progress.

How Do You Feel About MMO Emulation Servers?

As more and more MMOs were pulled throughout the years for myriad reasons, some players simply did not want to leave the worlds they came to love. Thus emulation servers were born. But it’s a iffy subject with murky legal status. How do you feel about MMO emulation servers? Should they remain, do you think they do harm to the genre, or do you think they should be shut down?