Trove: Server Added to Accommodate Demand

Server Added to Accommodate Demand

Trion Worlds has taken to the Trove forums to let players know that a new server has been added and that coders have worked through the weekend on optimization to ensure that all players have a smooth, lag-free experience in game.

Star Citizen: Should We Question RSI & Star Citizen? Derek Smart Thinks So

Should We Question RSI & Star Citizen? Derek Smart Thinks So

Derek Smart has taken to his personal blog and launched a long piece about Star Citizen, how it has taken vast sums of money from backers who appear to, as Smart alleges, be willing in all that is spoken about the game without much actually being shown. It is Smart’s contention that fans will never see a product that will approach its actual cost. With $85M in the coffers, Smart feels that dollars are being burned through very quickly with a staff of 300+.

EVE Online: Chronicles of a New Eden – The Devil Went Down to Querious

Chronicles of a New Eden - The Devil Went Down to Querious

The Reavers were never meant to take ED-L9T. They were harassers and skirmishers sent by The Imperium, the largest of EVE Online’s player-made coalitions. While The Imperium was locked in a deadly conflict against rival alliances Darkness and The Kadeshi, the Reavers were sent behind enemy lines, to Querious, to wreak as much havoc as possible.

Skyforge: Review in Progress #1

Review in Progress #1

Skyforge is a bit of a dark horse. While I doubt the game will come away with accolades and throngs of fans attending cons to praise it, Obsidian Entertainment and Allods Team have doubtless crafted a unique and engaging MMORPG. I’ve been playing for about 15 hours so far, and while some things worry me, the most important part is there. Skyforge is accessible and fun, with loads of goals to work towards.

General: The Top 7 Best MMOs of 2015…So Far

The Top 7 Best MMOs of 2015…So Far

I’m not going to lie to you: 2015 hasn’t exactly been full of big moments of big announcements. Maybe it’s because all of the best ideas are already taken, maybe it’s because everyone likes different things, or maybe it’s because developers and publishers are getting lazy, but there’s no denying the fact that the MMO genre has seen better years. From a lack of real excitement or hype around releases, to a lack of innovation, it’s not like it used to be.