Each week, Mitch scours the internet for all things indie MMO-related, so you don’t have to. Join us in our weekly look at Indie MMORPGs.
This week, Scars of Honor's Kickstarter gets off to a slow start, Nightingale moves up its Early Access launch, and Palia has a second go at the Maji Market.
This week, it feels like every game got some sort of update. Check out the long list in this week's Indie MMO Spotlight.
As the rest of the world went gaga over Palworld and Enshrouded, indie MMOs continued to pump out their juicy goodness. Broken Ranks released their new update, Mad World gets Steamy, and Ravendawn starts to stretch its legs.
This week, we give our final verdict on The Wagadu Chronicles, we share Part 2 of Philip Harker's Case Studies in First-timer Indie MMO Development, and Fractured Online has one crappy week
This week, Monsters & Memories (image above) gives an update on its development, the Wardens and Colonials go to war on Able, and Eternal Tombs teases its magic system.
This week, people wonder whether Quinfall is following in the footsteps of The Day Before, Britannia gets a development update video, and we posted our Review in Progress of The Wagadu Chronicles.
This week, almost everyone appears to be on holiday. Other than just about every studio sending out a seasonal greeting, very little happened this week.
This week, things are a little slow due to the holidays. We still have some random trailers, beta announcements,
This week, The Day Before had the worst launch of all time, Eterspire released on Android (image above), and Once Human made a splash on Steam
This week, The Day Before disappoints, Christmas events start to pop up, and Palia is headed to the Switch.
This week, boars meet their demise in an Eternal Tombs video (image above), multiple studios posted their monthly development updates.
This week, Eternal Tombs (image above) shares some lore, Ethyrial and Fractured Online get hacked, and several MMOs are running Black Friday sales.
This week, Cinderstone Online (image above) shut down its servers, The Day Before takes another step into the land of the bizarre, and Ilysia entices you with improved graphics on the Quest 3.
This week, Project Gorgon runs out of money, DreamWorld (image above) announces Alpha 2 is coming next year, and The Wagadu Chronicles prepares for Early Access.
This week, Gloria Victis waves goodbye, The Day Before returns to Steam, and Book of Travels (image above) celebrates two years in Early Access.