Everyone has a fighting chance
The world has changed. You can feel it in the water. You can feel it in the earth. You can smell it in the air. The old school of MMOs are making way for a new breed, and much that once was is lost, for none now live who remember it. Well, not really, but for some of us MMO old timers, this new generation of MMOs is just… well, different than what we’re used to.
Midnight Hunt (MID) the newest expansion for TCG Magic: The Gathering, will officially releases on September 24, 2021. However, pre-release for the physical card game and the digital release for Magic Online and Magic: The Gathering Arena started late last week. Nick takes a look at the new set and what it means for the TCG.
A discussion about the EVE Online Skill Plan UI got Bradford thinking about UI design in MMOs overall. Gone seemingly are the days of outrageously cluttered UI, in favor now for more minimalistic approaches. And Bradford is all for it.
Ever since Bradford first started covering EVE Online, there has been a refrain from devs and fans alike to improve the new player experience. Well, it’s here, but does it set new capsuleers up for success?
The just-released Unreal Engine 4 Update for Blade & Soul came packed with a bunch of new features. There’s a new class, the Dual Blade, for players to master. Here are 5 things the UE4 upgrade made better, as well as 5 things it didn’t.
The long, long awaited Legendary item revamp is finally coming to the Lord of the Rings Online. But how does the new system work? Check out our impressions from the preview server late last week!
Deathloop is an interesting concept that is steeped in Arkane’s DNA. Take the satisfying stealth gameplay of Dishonored and mix in some crazy good gunplay, throw in a time loop story and you’re itching for a good time. But does it actually hold up? Here is our review in progress.
Elyon was delayed earlier this morning, moving into late October, but it wasn’t the only announcement Kakao made regarding the MMORPG. The game is now free-to-play, and it’s something that Nick thinks will benefit not only the Korean MMO, but its rival, New World.
Bradford doesn’t too much care for character creation tools. The identity of the character’s he plays in games is moreso in his own head rather than on display on screen. However, Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous might just hold the record for the longest he’s ever spent in a creation tool – and he regrets nothing.
New World’s open beta kicks off today, and the new MMO from Amazon still has me asking questions. While Bradford enjoyed he time in New world in late July during its closed beta, going so far as to say he feels it is one of the most social MMOs to be launching to date in a previous editorial, he does wonder about its longevity, mostly due to its content.