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Early access and crowdfunded MMOs whose tests we deem legitimate will be included. An MMO is marked in closed testing if it’s running a private test phase that cannot freely be accessed by the general public it’s usually under NDA as well. You can also let us know if we missed something changing test states.Īs always, we consider an MMO to be in open testing if it features free, public signups and will server wipe prior to launch. (Seriously, that’s a thing now.) If you’re in a test and want to talk about it, of course, you can let us know down in the comments. Just FYI.Īnd now, it’s time for all of us to go retreat into burrows and wait out the remaining weeks of the beta winter. Last but not least, if you’re still looking forward to New World, we’ve got some lengthy impressions on the title available for your perusal right now.

Good news for everyone who has a VR headset and wants an MMO for just that.

OrbusVR: Reborn is currently still gestating, but it’ll be fully reborn when the title launches out of testing in April. Camelot Unchained is an Arthurian fantasy MMORPG from City State Entertainment and Mark Jacobs, founder of Mythic Entertainment and known for his development of Dark Age of Camelot.

You know, while the game is still in testing.

The rules for scoring in Crowfall’s first campaign needed to be changed, which prompted some questions about the ethics of changing things midstream.

On the topic of entering beta testing, Conqueror’s Blade is now in beta testing.

Yes, now we’ve added “private beta” to the list alongside “closed beta” and “open beta” and “spicy Southwestern chipotle beta.”

Private beta testing for The Division 2 is happening now through next week.

Alliances and stuff in the sky! Player hours! Post-launch plans!

This week has been downright filled with news about Anthem, since its launch is right around the corner.

Take to the skies, you beautiful creation.Īnd the betas, much like the beat, go on. Meanwhile, we say our farewell to the idea of beta testing or early access for Astroneer, which has now launched all official-like. That’s a lot of people! Or pixies, or whatever race they were. Not… all right, this list could fill up a lot of space, so let’s just cut to the punchline of having some 3500 players and bots on the field at once. I’m not saying it won’t come out within the next few months but it is quite the gamble to assume so.How many players and bots were on the field with the last test for Camelot Unchained? Not one. Chronicles of Elyria was slated for a release this year but looking at it in its current state, a 2018 release is much more likely. Chronicles of Elyria is one of the few upcoming MMORPGs that offer a closed economy, finite resources, and fully destructible environments, meaning that every player will likely have a slightly different experience. It is an attempt at encouraging you to think beyond your current character, giving you a larger sense of purpose and giving your character a role in a larger unfolding story. Your character ages, and your character dies. Touted as “The most dynamic and immersvive MMORPG to date,” the Chronicles of Elyria team are actually trying something unique in so that they are giving you a character that you can craft like any traditional MMORPG, but a character that also dies. Chronicles of Elyria was supposed to go into Alpha and Beta testing during 2017, with a scheduled release date of Quarter 4, 2017, however that did not pan out and is looking unlikely at this point.