Filed under: Betas , Fantasy , Sci-Fi , Video , MMO Industry , MOBA Last week’s kind-of announced MOBA from EA entitled Dawngate is now ready to be a thing that people can clamor over. A new video exclusive at Machinima (also embedded below) shows off a bit of a behind-the-scenes explanation of what Dawngate offers to MOBA fans
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Dawngate beta starts this Friday
Filed under: Fantasy , Launches , New Titles , News Items , Free-to-Play Do you enjoy crushing your enemies, seeing them driven before you, and all that fun stuff? Then Panzar just might be the game for you.
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Team-based arena combat game Panzar goes live
Filed under: Betas , Fantasy , Game Mechanics , MMO Industry , New Titles , News Items , Free-to-Play , Crafting , Neverwinter How would you feel about a Neverwinter professions blog? No, you’re not expected to write one, silly, but you can certainly read one if you’re interested in the game’s crafting mechanics. In a nutshell, crafting involves hiring numerous NPC assets to complete crafting-related tasks.
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New dev blog details Neverwinter’s crafting
Filed under: Betas , Fantasy , Galleries , Screenshots , New Titles , News Items , Crowdfunding Black Eye Games ‘ brand-spanking-new MMO Gloria Vicitis is promising a lot; realistic weather effects, day and night cycles, and NPCs that don’t just stand there are all on the game’s agenda. Although an original attempt to crowdfund the game was unsuccessful , it looks as if the team isn’t giving up as testing marches on.
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Gloria Victis teases with more screenshots, talk of alpha two
Filed under: Fantasy , PvP , News items , Dev Diaries , Crafting , Camelot Unchained Camelot Unchained ’s series of dev diaries on the game’s “foundational principles” continues today with a post on principle number seven: “Crafting should be fun, useful and not induce Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.” Well, that does sound like a reasonable principle, but how is the team going to go about implementing that principle in practice? For starters, crafting will be “the only reliable way to get armor, weapons, and most items” within the game. The post emphasizes that there are no “rare drops” and that “the whole ‘Oh look, I just killed a nightingale and it dropped a full suit of purple armor’ is so last decade.” Players will also be able to create a “‘crafting-class’ character with separate crafting-based..
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Camelot Unchained dev diary details crafting
Filed under: Betas , Sci-fi , New titles , Defiance Defiance ’s second beta weekend is set to begin on February 8th at 8:00 a.m. PST and run until 9:00 p.m.
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Defiance Advanced Mission Beta set for February 8
Filed under: Fantasy , Events, in-game , MMO industry , News items , Guild Wars 2 Mad King Thorn hasn’t been seen in Tyria for over 250 years.
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The Mad King comes to Guild Wars 2 on October 22nd
Filed under: Fantasy , Trailers , Video , Patches , News items , Free-to-play , Dungeons While phase one of the Elsword Awakened update focused on skills and enhancing PvP, the second phase centers on teamwork by zeroing in on dungeons. Not only can players delve into the new Velder’s Hallucination dungeon and battle mammoth mobs, but the creatures occupying all dungeons have become smarter. Launching today, this update also includes level-60 items and makes crafting materials for weapons three times more plentiful than before.
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Phase two of Elsword Awakened update brings dungeon changes [Updated]
Filed under: Fantasy , Guild Wars , Events, in-game , Opinion , Guild Wars 2 , Flameseeker Chronicles The countdown on Guild Wars 2 ’s official site has ticked away to almost nothing. The Guild Wars 2 community is getting increasingly anxious, and at the same time, the Guild Wars community is getting increasingly sappy. Tapping into both of those sentiments, ArenaNet set up a celebration that started this last weekend and will run until August 30th
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Flameseeker Chronicles: The end of an era for Guild Wars
Filed under: Sci-fi , News items , Star Wars: The Old Republic , Community Q&A It’s time for yet another Star Wars: The Old Republic community Q&A. This time around, the devs asked players to move away from asking about far-future content (which often garners unspecific, uninformative answers) and instead ask about current features and the philosophy behind certain design decisions
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Star Wars: The Old Republic community Q&A talks 1.3, clarifies existing features