
Independent survival RPG Frozen Flame�is now out in Early Access. The game, from Dreamside Interactive, seeks to blend RPG storytelling and systems, along with lore , and wraps it up in an intentionally approachable survival game.

Independent survival RPG Frozen Flame�is now out in Early Access. The game, from Dreamside Interactive, seeks to blend RPG storytelling and systems, along with lore , and wraps it up in an intentionally approachable survival game.

Star Vault previewed Mortal Online 2’s impressive upcoming weather system, showing off� an overhauled system that will add some additional realism and strategic considerations to your adventures.

EVE Online’s Fanfest is a go for next year, taking players again to a volcanic island in the middle of the Atlantic, Iceland. This coming Fanfest is a big one, as CCP Games is celebrating 20 years of EVE Online.

The Air & Sand update has brought flying units to Dune: Spice Wars, along with a number of additions and changes to support the new units and for balance. Today also marks the release of the game on Xbox PC Game Pass.

There are some updates to the announcement that most Blizzard games would suspend service in China in January, due to the company and its partner NetEase not being able to reach a contract extension deal.

Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds �has a new update that introduces a new world boss, opens up the 5v5 Temple Team Arena season, and adds some hair options.

A new event has begun in Tower of Fantasy, as the team previews Lin, the next simulacrum coming next week, with a new trailer.

A new event has begun in Tower of Fantasy, as the team previews Lin, the next simulacrum coming next week, with a new trailer.

Blizzard and NetEase were in the process of re-upping their agreement that sees the latter operate many of the MMO developer’s titles in China. However, as alluded to in the recent financial disclosures last week, Blizzard announced this evening that it and NetEase are suspending services to its games in China.

Blizzard and NetEase were in the process of re-upping their agreement that sees the latter operate many of the MMO developer’s titles in China. However, as alluded to in the recent financial disclosures last week, Blizzard announced this evening that it and NetEase are suspending services to its games in China.