Ultima Online vets aim for emergent MMO gameplay with Legends of Aria
Most massively multiplayer online role-playing games take their cues from World of Warcraft: lots of quests and storylines that the designers mete out to...
Neverwinter’s Sea of Moving Ice swaps your Rod of Rulership for a fishing rod (update)
It’s time to pack your rod and reel along with your great swords, bows, holy symbols, and spellbooks. Neverwinter’s next update for its Storm...
Neverwinter hits over 12 million D&D players on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC
Dungeons & Dragons is enjoying a spike in popularity and influence unlike anything the role-playing game has seen in its 42-year history, and that’s...
Tera’s free Brawler class-adding update hits on December 8
Tera fans are getting a bunch of new, free content on December 8. The update, titled Knockout, notably adds a new class to the...
Daybreak used long-lost code to launch a surprise for — and keep a secret from — EverQuest II players
Game companies don’t often get to play a happy trick on their customers. EverQuest II‘s designers got an idea early in June: They would release...
Skyforge looks terrific — now, Obsidian’s new MMO needs a story
Obsidian's sci-fi MMO offers intensely detailed characters, but little compelling drama for players.
China’s PC online gaming market revenues grew 22 percent to $14.5B in 2014 — MOBAs helped
PC online games revenue expected to brow to $22.3B by 2019.
Two MMO vets create new independent studio to fix ‘stale’ industry
The men are J. Todd Coleman and Gordon Walton, and the studio is called ArtCraft Entertainment, Inc. While the Austin-based ArtCraft hasn’t announced a game yet, you can sign up for the beta for their first project here.
Welcome to the Toy Box: The 5 wackiest items in Warcraft (guide)
The new Toy Box storage feature for quirky items in World of Warcraft goes live with patch 6.0.2 in the next couple of weeks. Here’s a guide to what you should collect.
With Titan gone, World of Warcraft fans consider what’s next
For years, Titan was positioned in the minds of WOW gamers as the next logical massively multiplayer game to try. Now that it's gone, players have no clear successor.