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Vampire survivalbox V Rising officially departs early access with the launch of 1.0 Ruins of Mortium
by Bree Royce on May 8, 2024 at 1:00 PM
Friends of vampirekin, rejoice, for today V Rising has officially left early access and joined the surprisingly small roster of survival sandboxes with the courage to do just that. I said what I said. The two-year-old gothic sandbox has been hyping its launch – and more specifically, its 1.0 Ruins of Mortium patch – for
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Kickstarted afrofantasy MMORPG The Wagadu Chronicles is sunsetting before launch
by Bree Royce on May 8, 2024 at 12:30 PM
I’m terribly sorry to report this morning that The Wagadu Chronicles is shutting down development and sunsetting. Our readers will know that Wagadu was a unique afrofantasy MMORPG featuring authentic African-inspired music and lore; it was Kickstarted for almost $200,000 back in 2020 and bolstered by Riot Games funding too. It had a promising start,
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Choose My Adventure: Elsweyr questing and dragon slaying further solidify my Elder Scrolls Online love
by Chris Neal on May 7, 2024 at 5:00 PM
I appreciate that this series of Choose My Adventure columns has started to read an awful lot like I’m being paid off by The Elder Scrolls Online, but I assure you that’s not the case; I’m genuinely just having this much fun with this MMORPG right now. I’m not really sure why, but the luster
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Second Wind: V Rising’s 1.0 build is a fangtastic revamp of the vampire survival sandbox
by Andy McAdams on May 7, 2024 at 4:00 PM
It doesn’t seem possible that V Rising burst onto the scene almost two years ago, but here we are. I sometimes struggle to get into isometric games, but the vampire theme intrigued me, and my gaming group jumped in head first when that early access dropped. We played for a few months and had a
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Second Wind: World of Warcraft’s radically casual new endgame
by Tyler F.M. Edwards on May 6, 2024 at 4:00 PM
Today we’re going to be dusting off Second Wind, a column where we revisit MMOs of the past. It’s an older column, sir, but it checks out. After quitting World of Warcraft at the end of Legion for good (or so I thought), the promise of the Worldsoul Saga lured me back, and I’ve spent