Everyone has a fighting chance
In the echo chamber of repetitive, sleep-inducing, auto-play mobile games, Warhammer: Odyssey (W:O) takes a mild departure into the mobile realm as an authentic, traditional MMORPG experience. With success all but guaranteed, W:O stops short of one major victory, convincing PC MMORPG players that mobile is the genres savior.
Mitch explores launch hype, especially as it pertains to himself and other consumers of games, and the role played by consumers in mitigating hype in the long run.
Bradford looks at pre-release hype and our role as games media in combating it, especially here at MMORPG.com.
On our journeys around Valheim’s world, we’ve encountered scary beasts, such as the wretched Draugr in the swamp, or the Goblin-like Furlings in the Plains. But nothing could have prepared my group of Vikings for what is becoming Valheim’s deadliest denizen: the Deathsquito.
Much of the gameplay from past updates has blended together – for better or worse. Then, miHoYo released the Lantern Rite Event, and proved Genshin Impact can be more.
With the recent news of Amazon delaying New World (again), Bradford takes a look at game delays in general and how, when all is said and done, they aren’t the worst thing in the world.
Taking the mundane and spicing it up is a challenge every game developer faces over the life of their game. EVE Online has done this rather well in the recent Reign Quadrant update to the MMO, giving interstellar travel a much-needed facelift.
As BlizzConline 2021 fast approaches this week, Chris takes a look at what the event could hold for Patch 9.1 of World of Warcraft: Shadowlands.
So Bradford might be a tad addicted to Valheim, the new Viking Survival game that is taking Steam by storm right now. Bradford recounts his weekend in the 10th World and how its progressed.
With a love-hate relationship with Survival games, Bradford tackles the World Tree in Valheim. Turns out it’s good. Real good.