We’ve been keeping an eye on MMORPG throwback Legends of Aria since their demo wowed us at PAX East earlier this year. Now, after a major graphics overhaul, the team at Citadel Studios has announced an official Steam release date. Legends of Aria will be under gamers’ virtual stockings before Christmas, hitting the store on December 4th this year.
They finally got me back. All the new things, the ease of getting a character caught up, and the fact that I miss playing MMOs all pushed me back into World of Warcraft. Reactivation was simple enough, and once the client had enough downloaded to jump into the game, I found myself staring at a very familiar character selection screen, albeit with some slightly unfamiliar names displayed. At some p...[Read More]
Six years have passed since I last set foot on the virtual soil of Azeroth. Three additional expansions have further broadened the world, and piled more lore on the never-ending battle between The Alliance and The Horde. With the seventh expansion, Battle for Azeroth, slated for release this upcoming August, I had the opportunity to sit down for a short interview with two of the current World of W...[Read More]
We’d been building up to this moment for months. We’d been so close the previous week, only to come up short in the final battle, but this time everything was going our way. Everyone was still online, Tati was on top of her healing game, Banu and our off-tank had everything on lockdown, and we the DPS team were cranking out damage like a crack UFC beatdown team. The year was 2011, and my guild was...[Read More]
Something big is brewing at Citadel Studios today. The Legends of Aria developer has a big announcement about the final round of beta testing, and a massive graphics overhaul that changes everything about the visuals.
Since the launch of Closers, En Masse’s MOARPG (Multiplayer Online Action RPG), the biggest complaint of many players has been the Fatigue system that limits progress for hardcore and weekend warrior players. Today, En Masse announced the major changes coming in the July 3rd patch, and are granting players’ wishes with the total removal of the Fatigue system.
You know a game developer has an interesting sense of humor when they lead off their meeting invitation emails with a meme. That’s a bold move (Cotton), and they’d better be able to deliver. Fortunately, Legends of Aria has a lot to be proud of, and looks poised to carve a sustainable niche in the MMORPG market.
To all of you TERA fans out there playing on the PlayStation 4 or the Xbox One, En Masse Entertainment is rolling out their next series of events and content releases for you this month!
Time to put on a fresh pot of coffee, because everyones’ favorite closers have just gotten a new level cap. With their latest content patch, called the “Pandimensional Update,” En Masse Entertainment expands their MOARPG with new community events, limited release skins, new gear, and of course the new level cap and a near area to try out some new skills.
Imagine, if you will, this boardroom pitch for Closers: “We’re going to make an sci-fi brawler. Old-school style camera, but modern anime art style. Lots of combos, and each character will have his or her own personality and individual storyline.” “Sounds great, but we’re an MMO company. How do we make this a multiplayer game?” “Characters can group up for tougher missions? Maybe incorporate some ...[Read More]
Console gamers, get ready to experience the world of Tera! The gorgeous MMO, still going strong on PCs several years after release, is finally coming to consoles, as we covered previously. Now the official release is drawing significantly closer, with publisher En Masse Entertainment announcing the first Open Beta weekend, coming March 9-11. Accompanying the announcement was a new console focused ...[Read More]