
This week was pretty quiet overall. A few test servers were spun up for some last-minute player feedback before some major updates go live, and Spring has arrived a few weeks early in some MMO universes.

This week was pretty quiet overall. A few test servers were spun up for some last-minute player feedback before some major updates go live, and Spring has arrived a few weeks early in some MMO universes.

If you’re looking for an MMORPG full of fear, despair, and madness, then you’ll be happy to know that Mad World – Age of Darkness by Jandisoft has started its pre-registration campaign.

Cougar just released its own 60% keyboard. Does it have what it takes to carry you to victory? Find out in our review!

Are Kickstarter MMORPGs a thing of the past? In this week’s One Good Roll Steven concludes that crowdfunding is dead.

Indie,freeto play, pixel-based MMORPG Ravendawn Online will enter open beta on March 30th.�

Amazon Games’ Head of Marketing,� Sarah Anderson, discusses recent deals to publish upcoming MMOs Throne & Liberty and Blue Protocol, their "big plans" for New World, and internal development.

Warframe had a bevy of announcements this afternoon, with Digital Extremes finally giving players a release window for the highly anticipated expansion, The Duviri Paradox. Additionally, TennoCon is coming back as a live, in-person event for the first time since The Before Times.

It’s Chronoportal Festival time again in EverQuest II. Celebrating the 24th anniversary of the original EverQuest, the event returns with new quests, new items, and new adventures to relive.

EVE Online is celebrating 20 years this year, and part of the festivities will see the developers seek to build a mosaic full of the capsuleers who have made the 20 years possible.

Torchlight: Infinite’s most recent major update, opening up the Blacksail season, was in January, and the team at XD Games has released a devblog on what they’re working on to improve the game experience.