Blade & Soul NEO is an Unreal Engine 4 remaster of the classic South Korean MMO Blade & Soul. Check out our thoughts on its western release.
Wilds of Talandre will be a free expansion for Throne and Liberty, and will bring with it new content like bosses and dungeons.
The rumoured MMORPG was alleged to have been cancelled, but it now appears that that wasn't the case.
The long-rumoured MMORPG based on PlayStation's Horizon universe might not see the light of day, with rumours indicating cancellation of development.
The free-to-play MMORPG launched earlier this month for PS5, Xbox Series X.S, and PC, and has got off to a solid start, as per Amazon Games.
Throne and Liberty, the latest South Korean MMO to release in western markets thanks to Amazon Games, is somewhat of a mixed bag.
The beta supports crossplay and will be available until July 23rd, 10 AM PST, for North America, Europe, Japan, and other regions.
The free-to-play MMORPG is developed by NCSoft and published by Amazon Games, with an open beta announced for July 18th to 23rd.
The partnership sees both collaborating in "various global business fields, including mobile" and fostering "strategic synergy."
NCSoft's upcoming free-to-play MMORPG Throne and Liberty will be making an appearance during Summer Game Fest this week.
The Unreal Engine 5 title uses "informational particles" for players to "simulate the momentarily provided time and space."
Project LLL is looking like a potent mixture of gameplay concepts and ideas found within Destiny and The Division of all things.
NCSoft seeks "a new genre completely different from the recently popular looter shooter or battle royale," says project leader Seeder Jaehyun Bae.
A new report claims that Sony and Guild Wars developer NCSoft have entered into a partnership that will see the latter making a Horizon MMORPG.
Developer NCSoft's upcoming Project M boasts a level of visual fidelity like no other game on the market.
Harmonix continues to carry music games.
However, Sony is not on the initial list of exhibitors.
Lead game designer Jennifer Scheurle compliments the company's handling of the situation.
Lay-offs are part of a "larger organizational restructuring" for NCSoft in the West.
Various seasonal events and bonuses are active until servers shut down.
