Top MMORPGs, September 2011
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Forsaken World is a free to play 3D fantasy themed MMORPG that brings together the best of eastern and western cultures.
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Vindictus is the first physics-based multiplayer action role-playing game that combines stunning visuals with high-speed combat. The storyline, inspired by Celtic mythology, is slowly uncovered as players progress in the game. Players join a mercenary unit called, “Crimson Blades” to battle Fomors, or monsters in the hopes of reaching Erinn, the paradise promised by the goddess Morrighan.
Vindictus uses a modified Source engine to enable actions like throwing, shattering, binding with chains, piercing with spears, and more. As characters take more damage in the game, their armor starts to disintegrate and fall off.
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Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures is a free to play MMORPG with subscription based premium features. The game is set on the world and works of acclaimed author Robert E. Howard. In Age of Conan, players enter Hyboria with thousands of their friends and enemies to live, fight, and explore the dark and brutal world of King Conan.
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Runes of Magic‘s most unique feature is its dual class system with up to 30 individual combination types unleashing several skill combinations to be used by a single character. Players will meet mysterious and dangerous creatures and solve the enigmas of old kingdoms long-lost in the mists of time.
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Perfect World International is based on Chinese mythology, offers a great pvp system, territory Wars, level based progression and skill point based. The simulated day and night along with the flight capability is a key component when exploring the game world.
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Eden Eternal is an anime-style free to play MMORPG where players will roam an exotic realm of mystical beasts, robust monsters and charming villages as they help the powerful Eternal Children to unearth the secrets of the recently discovered, mysterious Soul Stone.
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APB Realoded is a free to play third person shooter MMO game that runs on fast, high-quality dedicated servers allowing you to enter cities and engage in a new style of game where your actions bring you into opposition with other players dynamically: there’s no waiting in lobbies.
You can encounter thousands of other players over a short period of time. The dynamic matchmaking allows solo and group play in missions, against, or with, real people, never an AI. Imagine a living, breathing, city but for the first time ever it’s online, its streets full of vehicles and thousands of civilians going about their daily life.
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Dragon Nest is an online action role-playing game. Actual gameplay involves adrenaline-pumping, high-speed combat with visually stunning attack combos. But, at the same time, it also incorporates an epic storyline and role-playing elements of both classic RPGs and MMORPGs alike. You follow the character through a third-person, over-the-shoulder perspective, and when in combat, you engage the enemy in a style reminiscent of first person shooters where many attacks are directed in front of the player through crosshairs. Check out forum section: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
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Dungeons and Dragons Online brings its genuine Active Combat system where Monsters can see and hear you, adding entirely new elements to an already advanced system. Take part in strategic, tactical battles using a combination of collision mechanics and real-time combat.
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Allods is a revolutionary massively multiplayer RPG. The largest game development project in Russian history ($ 12 million), Allods features state of the art graphics by top award-winning artists and a cinematic soundtrack by Mark Morgan (Dexter, Fallout 1 & 2, Planescape: Torment). The game is one of the largest and most comprehensive MMORPGs ever created, featuring a vast and gorgeously realized world, astral space exploration, and flying ships which can be crewed by multiple parties to explore new realms and pillage other astral travelers.
