Trove players are being challenged by Trion with a new contest called “Houses of Horror”. During the event, players are challenged to create Halloween house of terror, perhaps a recreation of a horror movie scene or a scene straight out of a nightmare. The contest will run for the next four weeks with some pretty cool prizes for winners.
Wild Terra – Headed to Early Access on December 1st
Juvty Worlds has posted on the Wild Terra Steam page that the game will be heading to Early Access beginning December 1, 2016. Between now and the launch of EA, the team will be working on several new game systems including taming, agriculture, pottery, weaving, gathering, overhauled PvP, custom servers and more.
Wizard101 – Valuing Failure
Failure. The word strikes fear into almost everyone. After all, not many people purposely set themselves up to fail. But here’s the thing, can you really value success if at first you don’t fail? Every game has a learning curve, and that means that you’ve probably suffered from a loss or setback at least once or twice. I know I sure have. However, looking back on it, each of my struggles made my eventual triumph that much sweeter.
Skyforge – Weekly Currency Caps Removed, Value System Simplified
Atlas Reactor – Steam Launch Date Arrives with New Freelancer
Pathfinder Adventures Gets Adventure Deck 4
Obsidian Entertainment has released a new Adventure Deck for Pathfinder Adventures, a title that brings the table top experience of the popular series to both iOS and Android devices. Adventure Deck 4, “Fortress of the Stone Giants”, can be downloaded from the App Store or Google Play and picks up on the heels of the Rise of the Runelords campaign.
MU Online – Limited Time Speed Event Server Opens
Webzen has sounded the starting whistle on the brand new MU Online Speed Event Server. From now through November 1st, players creating a character on the special limited time server will be racing to level 600 with an XP boost as well as a 900% drop rate increase. Players will also receive a billion Zen and an increased drop rate for class-upgrade quests.
World of Warcraft – The Diablofication of WoW
Now that World of Warcraft: Legion has been out for just over a month, some of the classic ‘fatigue’ with any expansion is beginning to set in. As an up-to-recently avid Diablo III players, Shelassa and I began to notice several things in Legion that seem awwww-fully familiar and what we now affectionately call the “Diablofication of WoW”.
