It's easy to think at first Elsword is just a button mashing psydo-mmo but there's a lot of depth to the game once you get past the early game experience. They do a great job of laying everything out simply and then layering the complexity on top of it, so you learn everything in a way that makes sense and as a result it doesn't seem all that complex. However, if you were to skip to the end game most people would quickly be in way over their heads.

In my ongoing theme, created and catering to the new and returning Guild Wars 2 player, I wanted to take a stark detour and plow the depths of Guild Wars 2's dungeons. While WvW has largely been considered the shunned, proverbial red headed stepchild of Guild Wars 2, dungeons would be like that stepchild's creepy basement dwelling uncle who people only see on holidays.

Hellgate: London has arrived, sadly without its multiplayer component. However, in its day, it was ahead of its time for fans of sci-fi action RPGs. You can now relive those heady days thanks to the latest Steam release of the game from Hanbitsoft. Hellgate: London will eventually be updated with the Tokyo content, but developers are still at work improving its stability and to ensure smooth gameplay.

If you've been sitting on the fence about Project Gorgon, you finally have the chance to try it out for yourself thanks to the release of a brand new demo. The demo offers players a trio of areas to explore including all of their dungeons. In addition, players can raise skills to level 15 to provide players "a broad sampling of the game's content to explore". Those who choose to purchase the game will find that all progress has been retained.

The Anthem team took part in a 45 minute live stream on November 15th to show off the deep customization options for player exosuits called Javelins. The stream provides a look at how the gear and weapons available to Javelins can be tailored to suit any play style and look at The Forge. There's even a special N7 easter egg.

From now through November 19th, EVE Online players can enjoy a double training weekend with 2x training. Alpha accounts will can claim 25,000 skillpoints two times during the course of the weekend, while Omega accounts can claim 50,000 skillpoints two times during the same time period.

From today through November 30th, World of Warcraft players can celebrate the game's 14th birthday. Everyone logging in will receive a special gift that contains Timewarped Badges, items that boost XP and reputation gains for an hour, and a letter from the Timewalkers that sends players off on a quest to their capital city.