Skyforge – Evil Pumpkin Festival to Light Up Aelion

Skyforge players will be able to take part in the annual Evil Pumpkin Festival starting October 27th and through November 11th. Players will meet holiday-themed creatures that drop candy rewards that can then be exchanged for costumes and musical instruments. In addition, the ability to play tricks on friends will also be part of the celebration.

Mu Legend – Closed Beta Impressions of Webzen?s Latest

MU Legend has had a long development path. Originally the game was called MU 2, and its development started way back in 2009. Based on Unreal Engine 3, MU Legend aims to bring one of the most popular global Action MMOs into the current generation of gaming. But can Webzen, who’s had a bit of a rough road replicating the success of MU Online, make lightning strike twice?

Black Desert Online – The Tamer Class Awakens

The Tamer class is joining other Black Desert Online classes as Awakened with the completion of this week’s maintenance. Awakened Tamers will gain access to the Celestial Bo Staff and be able to take the fight to enemies faster along with high skill and defense. To show off the Tamer as Awakened, the BDO team has released a new video. Check it out and let us know what you think!

World of Warcraft – How to Access New Legion Content

World of Warcraft: Legion received a major update this week in the form of v7.1. Players will find a lot of new content including the Mythic-only Karazhan dungeon, the Trial of Valor mini-raid, the continuation of the Illidan and Suramar storylines and much more. However, not all content will become available right from the get-go on launching WoW for the first time after the update’s launch. Most will require a bit of legwork on behalf of the player.

– Amazon Lumberyard to Help Build Community-Driven Games

Amazon Lumberyard, the company’s ground-up proprietary engine, is opening an office in Austin, Texas, long a haven for MMO developers. In a new post on the Amazon Web Services site, the announcement reveals that Austin is a great place for Lumberyard’s continued development to make an engine to “help game developers build the community-driven games that push both engine and cloud technology”.