Everyone has a fighting chance
EVE Online has a new player problem. It doesn’t exist just in attracting new players, but in turning those fledgling pilots into meaningful and contributing members of EVE Online. For years, CCP has toiled over the best way to introduce new players into the game, but for many, the answer has been quite obvious…
The title of this article might seem like it’s doing Harebrained’s Necropolis a disservice by comparing it to FROM’s vaunted series, but it’s probably the most apt way to describe the game. The combination of skill-based combat and ever-changing Necropolis layouts make the studios Action RPG something truly special and unique.
While my heart will always belong to the Chronomancer, I allowed my eye to wander a little for this most recent Guild Wars 2: Heart of Thorns Beta Event.
I’m definitely stoked to see raids coming to Guild Wars 2, but I’d be less than truthful if I said everything looked perfectly rosy. Still, I made a September’s Resolution (which is like a New Year’s Resolution but done any time I damn well feel like it) to try and see the bright side of things more. With that in mind, here are three things I like and three I’m apprehensive about regarding raids in Guild Wars 2.
Conventions are always a great time for developers to spill the beans about what’s next for their most anticipated titles, and PAX is a Prime venue (you’re welcome) for big announcements. Our staff was on the ground for all things related to MMOs and RPGs at PAX Prime 2015. Here are five of the most interesting stories from last week’s conference!
Begin as a wealthy nobleman, a village merchant, or a lonely Ward, all made possible by your choice of family. Explore Family Selection, Wards, and non-traditional characters in this week’s design journal.
When the Heroes Awaken update goes live in ArcheAge, new guild functionality will added that will make recruiting and advertising simpler and will add guild levels. Each level will offer members passive bonuses and items to purchase through the guild prestige shop.
In this final installation of the Indie Game Roundup, Staff Writer Carolyn Koh explores more likely looking RPGs and a couple logic puzzles – just because.
Portalarium has sent out the latest newsletter detailing a new single-player scene along with the addition of fishing, musical instruments and more.
I like to think of myself as fluent with the most up-to-date discussions about all manner of video games, but I always seem to find myself playing titles from a generation behind the curve. I know I’m not the only one out there who hasn’t yet played Mass Effect 3, but by golly, it’s on my shelf of 360 games, and I’ll get to it.