Everyone has a fighting chance
June 1st marks a day of MMO releases this week, with two of the major games in the genre, World of Warcraft and The Elder Scrolls Online, both releasing expansions into the wild. Which one are you planning on playing if you are at all?
When thinking of game mechanics, movement doesn’t always come up. Yet it’s something Bradford hasn’t been able to get out of his head since Swords of Legends Online went into beta last week.
Now that Biomutant has officially released after multiple delays in development, the long-awaited action-adventure RPG is finally available for those looking for a unique experience. If you’ve been questioning whether you should take a chance on Biomutant, here’s a short list of reasons why you may want to take a chance on the game, and some reasons why you may want to avoid it altogether.
Robin has started her journey in earnest in Solasta: Crown of the Magister. Here are her first thoughts while she works through the full review of this PC RPG.
Niklas takes a look at PvP in Dark Age of Camelot, specifically the player-run scene in the community and how its 8v8 event took the aging MMO by storm earlier this year.
Elite Dangerous: Odyssey released on PC last week and we’ve been trying to explore planets and stations in a whole new way. However, the operative word there is ‘trying.’
Trailers come in many forms, from cinematic to gameplay and even accolades trailers meant to promote how well a game is doing. But they serve a purpose: to drum up excitement about a game. Since last Friday, Bradford has been stuck with the FFXIV Endwalker trailer in his head, and he’s not sure that’s happened for a few years where a trailer left an impression.
When it was first announced, Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis had somewhat of a confusing pitch. Despite so many similarities between the nearly 10-year-old PSO2 and the updated New Genesis versions, the game plays, and feels, much more like a sequel than a continuation or expansion.
Freeshards have long drawn the population away from the Dark Age of Camelot live servers. Now the venerable MMO is striking back by borrowing from the freeshard’s most popular PvP leveling event.
Swords of Legends Online is currently in closed beta, and slated to release later this year in the west. It’s not always easy to tell whether a game is for you until you’ve taken some time to hop in and try it, but here is a short-list of features that may make you excited to play SOLO, or it could convince you to skip it altogether.