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Monumental has acquired Kongregate, the longtime game portal and publisher specializing in web and mobile games. This marks Monumental's latest acquisition after Game Circus, and after buying Crowfall back in 2021.

Are Kickstarter MMORPGs a thing of the past? In this week's One Good Roll Steven concludes that crowdfunding is dead.

Its true many MMORPGs don't make the cut, and won't ever live up to the expectations the developers have for them. The real question is, can an MMORPG ever really recover from the brink of failure?

After several changes, Crowfall will be taken offline this month and re-enter active development for a future relaunch. The team is "rethinking" what that relaunch will look like.

A new Dregs experience is live in Crowfall. The no import/no export campaign is a 2-week accelerated campaign style, with only the items you craft and harvest inside.

Earlier this week, Crowfall's new development studio Monumental posted some information about a new Dregs experience headed down the pipe. It has been clear that Crowfall has been fighting an uphill battle for a while now, but under Monumental, the fans expected to see some growth. With a new Dregs campaign announced last week, lets take a quick look back at what Crowfall has been up to since the acquisition.

There's some news on the Crowfall front with hints on what we can expect from the dynamic campaigns coming in 7.700.

Nick examines the MMORPG genre, its stagnation, and how VR MMOs might be the next evolution of the genre itself.

MMORPGs with PVP is nothing new, with many MMOs  in the early days of the genre making their bones on hardcore, full-loot player combat. Nowadays PvP is just one aspect of what makes a good MMO, though some take it a bit more seriously than others. Here are 13 MMOs to test your skill against each other this year.

Gordon Walton takes us through 2021, including what the team at Artcraft added, delivered on, and accomplished in an eventful year for Crowfall

Yesterday we reported that Crowfall has been purchased by independent game studio Monumental, which developed the game Mythgard. ArtCraft plans to move on to other projects, and it will no longer be associated with the development of Crowfall, but that didn't stop the founder, J. Todd Coleman from giving a little bit of history on the project, and what lead to the sale to Monumental.

Crowfall launched in July, bringing the long awaited throne war PvP MMO to the market. However, since launch its felt like it's been hard for the PvP MMO to keep pace with the other releases this year. Well, ArtCraft Entertainment is hoping its latest update, as well as its new free trial model will help draw in players who have been interested in seeing what its all about, but hesitant to drop in.

Crowfall's latest founder's update is out and in it, Executive Producer Garden Walton shares a look at update 7.300, which has been in the works for the past two months. This will tweak PvP, add options to the New Player Experience, and adds improvements to maps and rewards.

ArtCraft Entertainment originally planned to release the latest update for Crowfall, 7.200.0, on Monday October 4th, but due to delays related to 'technical hurdles' and bugs, the update was rolled out on October 7th. The delay also pushed back their latest campaign, which went live October 8th.

In his latest Founders' Update, Crowfall Executive Producer Gordon Walton confirmed the recent report of layoffs on the team, while also detailing what's in the works for the game.