I understand their view point of course – “how can this ugly game get so much praise”.įirst things first – to be fair – WoW is far from ugly.

I meet more and more people that have never – ever – played WoW, and are actually negatively biased towards it. 😂 The amount of work hours that have been collectively put in WoW over almost two decades, are an unmatched feat by any other MMO, and they are reflected in the game. If you’re not yet playing Battlerite, you should be.World of Warcraft is undoubtedly the strongest synonym of “MMORPG games”, and anyone who thinks otherwise – is in denial.

Its heroes are great, its monetization model of cosmetics is fair, and its progression keeps you coming back for more. Eschewing the tired three lanes and minions design, Battlerite instead offers up rough and tumble 3v3 skirmishes where the goal is to simply kill or be killed. Battlerite is doing both and it’s a good thing then that this spiritual successor to Bloodline Champions is so addictive and polished. We expect many more mobile AR MMOs to come out in the next while, and we can’t wait to see in what ways they improve upon the groundwork laid by Pokémon Go.īattlerite is technically in early access, but as many of you probably know we have a stance to consider EA titles “released” when they’re taking money and not wiping progress. While there remain many issues we’d like to see fixed or features we want added (Turn-Based battles, PVP duels, etc), Pokémon Go is the sort of game that will drive a new wave of games in the mobile space. Though its fanfare has waned in the resulting months since its launch, there’s little denying that Niantic’s AR MMO is a phenomenon. It’s the end of the year as we know it, and that means it’s time for us here at to gather around and salute our picks for the best MMOs and RPGs of 2016, plus the ones we’re most anxious for in 2017.

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