What went wrong, and what devs now avoid.
...opment The massively multiplayer online (MMO) gaming industry has seen its fair share of ambitious projects that ultimately fell flat, leaving players disappointed and developers grappling with the aftermath. These "MMO flops" offer valuab...
Read MoreFrom nostalgia to innovation, the genre is rebounding.
...to recapture the magic of the genre's golden age. Games like Old School RuneScape, WoW Classic, and Project Gorgon have found devoted followings by offering faithful recreations of the gameplay, aesthetics, and social dynamics that made the...
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Should PC MMO fans be worried or excited?
...ric Rise of Mobile MMOs The mobile gaming market has been on a remarkable trajectory, with revenue projected to reach $116 billion by 2024, surpassing the PC and console gaming markets combined. This growth has been fueled, in part, by the...
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From server issues to unrealistic hype cycles.
...he gaming industry has evolved, the traditional model of launching a game and moving on to the next project has become increasingly outdated. Successful MMOs today are those that embrace a "games-as-a-service" approach, where the developmen...
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Which games are doing it best, and why players love it.
...ures and tools that enable players to host events, share their creations, and collaborate on shared projects within their virtual homes and neighborhoods. Key Takeaways The future of player housing in MMOs is a promising and dynamic landsc...
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Hidden gems flying under the radar with strong communities
...that are poised to capture the attention of gamers seeking something a little different: 1. Project Gorgon Genre: Fantasy, Sandbox Developer: Epiphany Games Key Features: Unique skill system that allows for a high degree of customi...
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