1. Corepunk

With an art style that will appease many, its steampunk setting and clever features like a fog of war system, Corepunk is shaping up to be the next big MMORPG to hit the global market. The game let’s players pick Characters as classes, and the gameplay from the trailer previews look solid enough, with a little gore too which not many other MMORPGs out there tolerate. While the beta is apparently happening in 2020, we may have to wait a little longer for the full release.

2. Magic: Legends

Magic The Gathering fans and players are pretty excited about Magic: Legends. Why? It’s an MMO that will have a virtual world brought to life with authentic source material, classes and more that isn’t a card-game. Earlier this year we got the news that it isn’t technically a full scale MMORPG, but rather an Action RPG in the mold of Diablo with less skills and an RNG card type mechanic for battles, but that won’t stop fans of the IP from jumping into a beta later this year.

3. Mad World

Arguably the most unique MMO on the list is an indie title known as Mad World. Aesthetically, it’s a 2.5D world with fun, vibrant and colorful graphics. In Mad World, players are treated to a semi-sandbox MMORPG with both PvE and PvP available. There will also be huge guild battles and a pet taming system to boot, which sounds interesting for a game like this. While it has been silent for over a year, the developers are finally coming out with more information and hopefully we’ll see a release pretty soon.

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Born in the world of demons, dreadful Pain Reaper casts terrible curses upon their enemies, leaving them to rot alive. Spurred on by the flames of hell, Pain Reaper brings about massive destruction with their fire magic. And torments enemy souls with their crescent blades.

Some of their notable abilities include throwing fireballs, which all sounds like a good mixture of pyromancy and mage archetypes all rolled into one.

Check out all the detailed abilities and play-styles in the link here.

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It’s not all bad though, as Corepunk has been making strides elsewhere, such as partnering with Unity and Multiplay, services that will enable Corepunk to truly shine as a AAA MMORPG in terms being able to handle a launch player population smoothly.

Besides that, they have also revamped the website forums, and added a new class page that will give you more information about skills and abilities, and it will be updated from time to time. Read the full info drop here.

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1. Corepunk

With an art style that will appease many, its steampunk setting and clever features like a fog of war system, Corepunk is shaping up to be the next big MMORPG to hit the global market. The game let’s players pick Characters as classes, and the gameplay from the trailer previews look solid enough, with a little gore too which not many other MMORPGs out there tolerate. While the beta is apparently happening in 2020, we may have to wait a little longer for the full release.

2. Magic: Legends

Magic The Gathering fans and players are pretty excited about Magic: Legends. Why? It’s an MMO that will have a virtual world brought to life with authentic source material, classes and more that isn’t a card-game. Earlier this year we got the news that it isn’t technically a full scale MMORPG, but rather an Action RPG in the mold of Diablo with less skills and an RNG card type mechanic for battles, but that won’t stop fans of the IP from jumping into a beta later this year.

3. Mad World

Arguably the most unique MMO on the list is an indie title known as Mad World. Aesthetically, it’s a 2.5D world with fun, vibrant and colorful graphics. In Mad World, players are treated to a semi-sandbox MMORPG with both PvE and PvP available. There will also be huge guild battles and a pet taming system to boot, which sounds interesting for a game like this. While it has been silent for over a year, the developers are finally coming out with more information and hopefully we’ll see a release pretty soon.

Be sure to join our MMOSWorld community Discord: https://discord.gg/D8MYHkG

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1. Corepunk

With an art style that will appease many, its steampunk setting and clever features like a fog of war system, Corepunk is shaping up to be the next big MMORPG to hit the global market. The game let’s players pick Characters as classes, and the gameplay from the trailer previews look solid enough, with a little gore too which not many other MMORPGs out there tolerate. While the beta is apparently happening in 2020, we may have to wait a little longer for the full release.

2. Magic: Legends

Magic The Gathering fans and players are pretty excited about Magic: Legends. Why? It’s an MMO that will have a virtual world brought to life with authentic source material, classes and more that isn’t a card-game. Earlier this year we got the news that it isn’t technically a full scale MMORPG, but rather an Action RPG in the mold of Diablo with less skills and an RNG card type mechanic for battles, but that won’t stop fans of the IP from jumping into a beta later this year.

3. Mad World

Arguably the most unique MMO on the list is an indie title known as Mad World. Aesthetically, it’s a 2.5D world with fun, vibrant and colorful graphics. In Mad World, players are treated to a semi-sandbox MMORPG with both PvE and PvP available. There will also be huge guild battles and a pet taming system to boot, which sounds interesting for a game like this. While it has been silent for over a year, the developers are finally coming out with more information and hopefully we’ll see a release pretty soon.

Be sure to join our MMOSWorld community Discord: https://discord.gg/D8MYHkG

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1. Corepunk

With an art style that will appease many, its steampunk setting and clever features like a fog of war system, Corepunk is shaping up to be the next big MMORPG to hit the global market. The game let’s players pick Characters as classes, and the gameplay from the trailer previews look solid enough, with a little gore too which not many other MMORPGs out there tolerate. While the beta is apparently happening in 2020, we may have to wait a little longer for the full release.

2. Magic: Legends

Magic The Gathering fans and players are pretty excited about Magic: Legends. Why? It’s an MMO that will have a virtual world brought to life with authentic source material, classes and more that isn’t a card-game. Earlier this year we got the news that it isn’t technically a full scale MMORPG, but rather an Action RPG in the mold of Diablo with less skills and an RNG card type mechanic for battles, but that won’t stop fans of the IP from jumping into a beta later this year.

3. Mad World

Arguably the most unique MMO on the list is an indie title known as Mad World. Aesthetically, it’s a 2.5D world with fun, vibrant and colorful graphics. In Mad World, players are treated to a semi-sandbox MMORPG with both PvE and PvP available. There will also be huge guild battles and a pet taming system to boot, which sounds interesting for a game like this. While it has been silent for over a year, the developers are finally coming out with more information and hopefully we’ll see a release pretty soon.

Be sure to join our MMOSWorld community Discord: https://discord.gg/D8MYHkG

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1. Corepunk

With an art style that will appease many, its steampunk setting and clever features like a fog of war system, Corepunk is shaping up to be the next big MMORPG to hit the global market. The game let’s players pick Characters as classes, and the gameplay from the trailer previews look solid enough, with a little gore too which not many other MMORPGs out there tolerate. While the beta is apparently happening in 2020, we may have to wait a little longer for the full release.

2. Magic: Legends

Magic The Gathering fans and players are pretty excited about Magic: Legends. Why? It’s an MMO that will have a virtual world brought to life with authentic source material, classes and more that isn’t a card-game. Earlier this year we got the news that it isn’t technically a full scale MMORPG, but rather an Action RPG in the mold of Diablo with less skills and an RNG card type mechanic for battles, but that won’t stop fans of the IP from jumping into a beta later this year.

3. Mad World

Arguably the most unique MMO on the list is an indie title known as Mad World. Aesthetically, it’s a 2.5D world with fun, vibrant and colorful graphics. In Mad World, players are treated to a semi-sandbox MMORPG with both PvE and PvP available. There will also be huge guild battles and a pet taming system to boot, which sounds interesting for a game like this. While it has been silent for over a year, the developers are finally coming out with more information and hopefully we’ll see a release pretty soon.

Be sure to join our MMOSWorld community Discord: https://discord.gg/D8MYHkG

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Corepunk

Developed by Dutch studio Artifical Core, Corepunk is a topdown MMORPG that screams influences like Diablo, Torchlight and Ultima Online, and from the official trailer it just oozes with Cyberpunk fantasy vibes. The game will feature a seamless open world with PvE and PvP both available. For PvE, there’s going to instanced dungeons, content for solo or groups, branching quests and alternate endings to the campaign which means there’s some replayability there and hopefully the gameplay loop is excellent for multiple runs.

For its MMORPG offering, Corepunk will have fully decked out towns, a full in-game economy and opportunities to grow with its crafting system, player-trade activities and a lot more. Activities in Corepunk utilizes a rating system, which incentivizes players to diversify how they play from time to time.  One cool feature of Corepunk is the fog-of-war system, which will factory heavily into the game’s combat and will be interesting for PvP gameplay. Speaking of Combat, the game will have classic MMORPG class roles like tanks and healers, and while there are no class details yet, the FAQ states that character customization will be flexible. No word on payment model too, but the studio says it’s heavily against Pay to Win so it sounds like a B2P game. And finally, if you’re wondering when you’ll get to play it, the bad news is the game is looking at a quarter 4 2020 date for its open beta, so we’re a long ways away.

New World

Amazon had a surprise announcement at the Game Awards 2019 show and they revealed a brand new cinematic trailer for its upcoming MMORPG New World, which remember- had an alpha test earlier this year and then went radio silent. The trailer does say pre-orders are now available and it will be released come May 2020 which is good news. You’ll note that they’ve dropped the words ‘survival MMO’ tag from all their press materials, and are now going with a ‘History Meets Magic’, pure MMORPG, so I would expect some massive changes from what we got to see during the Alpha. Some were speculating too, that New World and its development team would fold, with news emerging shortly after New World’s alpha that Amazon would be taking over the development of the new Lord of the Rings MMORPG from Athlon, hence the concerns about New World. But it’s good to know that New World was in fact still being worked on and that we’ll get to see both games in the future.

Magic: Legends

And then, we got the official cinematic trailer for Perfect World and Crypric’s Studio’s Magic The Gathering MMO, known as Magic: Legends. Now we’ve known for awhile that this has been in development, and it appears we’re getting closer to seeing the game in a playable state. The game will be free to play like other Cryptic MMOs such as Neverwinter and Star Trek Online, so micronstransctions are a given you’d think. Players take on the role of a Planeswalker and you’ll explore amazing worlds, combat powerful creatures and meet the legendary beings that shape the fate of the multiverse. As a former MTG player with a decent collection myself, I’m quite excited for this but don’t have my expectations set that high, because it’s Perfect World and Cryptic running the show. As of right now, the official website has gone live and you can sign up for the beta.

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Corepunk

Developed by Dutch studio Artifical Core, Corepunk is a topdown MMORPG that screams influences like Diablo, Torchlight and Ultima Online, and from the official trailer it just oozes with Cyberpunk fantasy vibes. The game will feature a seamless open world with PvE and PvP both available. For PvE, there’s going to instanced dungeons, content for solo or groups, branching quests and alternate endings to the campaign which means there’s some replayability there and hopefully the gameplay loop is excellent for multiple runs.

For its MMORPG offering, Corepunk will have fully decked out towns, a full in-game economy and opportunities to grow with its crafting system, player-trade activities and a lot more. Activities in Corepunk utilizes a rating system, which incentivizes players to diversify how they play from time to time.  One cool feature of Corepunk is the fog-of-war system, which will factory heavily into the game’s combat and will be interesting for PvP gameplay. Speaking of Combat, the game will have classic MMORPG class roles like tanks and healers, and while there are no class details yet, the FAQ states that character customization will be flexible. No word on payment model too, but the studio says it’s heavily against Pay to Win so it sounds like a B2P game. And finally, if you’re wondering when you’ll get to play it, the bad news is the game is looking at a quarter 4 2020 date for its open beta, so we’re a long ways away.

New World

Amazon had a surprise announcement and showed off a brand new cinematic trailer for its upcoming MMORPG New World, which remember- had an alpha test earlier this year and then went radio silent. The trailer does say pre-orders are now available and it will be released come May 2020 which is good news. You’ll note that they’ve dropped the words ‘survival MMO’ tag from all their press materials, and are now going with a ‘History Meets Magic’, pure MMORPG, so I would expect some massive changes from what we got to see during the Alpha. Some were speculating too, that New World and its development team would fold, with news emerging shortly after New World’s alpha that Amazon would be taking over the development of the new Lord of the Rings MMORPG from Athlon, hence the concerns about New World. But it’s good to know that New World was in fact still being worked on and that we’ll get to see both games in the future.

Magic: Legends

And then, we got the official cinematic trailer for Perfect World and Crypric’s Studio’s Magic The Gathering MMO, known as Magic: Legends. Now we’ve known for awhile that this has been in development, and it appears we’re getting closer to seeing the game in a playable state. The game will be free to play like other Cryptic MMOs such as Neverwinter and Star Trek Online, so micronstransctions are a given you’d think. Players take on the role of a Planeswalker and you’ll explore amazing worlds, combat powerful creatures and meet the legendary beings that shape the fate of the multiverse. As a former MTG player with a decent collection myself, I’m quite excited for this but don’t have my expectations set that high, because it’s Perfect World and Cryptic running the show. As of right now, the official website has gone live and you can sign up for the beta.

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