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Riders Republic, Ubisoft's online multiplayer sports simulator, has started its winter-themed ninth season, offering players incentives to log in throughout the start of 2024. 

One question that has been on Steven's mind lately is whether MMORPGs can not only be fun without combat, but actually thrive.

Steven has recently been inspired by an MMO to step away from his computer for a fresh new experience in real life. Read about his experience and then hop into the comments and tell us about how games have inspired you!

The team behind Riders Republic wants players to know that the game is far from abandoned, and that they have some solid plans for the future. Check out what's coming up in the May update.

Riders Republic has had a bummer weekend after the servers began to crash intermittently during their free play weekend. What started as a simple disconnection issue has now become a full-blown service-related problem that prohibits players from creating photos of player creations, and has disabled opponents during solo event runs.

Ubisoft's love letter to Steep fans manages to provide an MMORPG unlike any we've seen before. There is no question that Ubisoft Annecy knows how to make an exciting extreme sports game, but after dozens of hours of playing, one question beckons. Does an extreme sports game need to be massively multiplayer?

It is official Riders Republic has launched, and Riders Ridge is full of racers, tricksters, and even a few dragons and unicorns. With a full review barreling down the mountain, this prelude will detail what Steven has liked so far, and what has been a nuisance.

Riders Republic, Ubisoft's extreme sports MMO, has released today across PC, Xbox and PlayStation consoles. The massively multiplayer game places players in a massive playground where they can ski, bike, snowboard, and more against each other.

Whether you're an old fan of extreme sports like myself, or you've just been cooped up in the house too long over the course of the ongoing pandemic, Riders Republic provides a virtual breath of fresh air to the MMORPG genre. In Riders Republic you'll be able to take to the air, the trails, and some fresh powder with a series of extreme activities, but not everything is a shredders paradise. Check out our beta impressions.

Ubisoft's massively multiplayer sports title, Riders Republic, has opened its beta up to all players on multiple platforms, running starting today through August 28th.

Riders Republic is headed to closed beta this week, with nearly two months left before the game is set to release. Players who have signed up for the beta should expect to have their invites in-hand by now, as preload has started. If you didn't get into the beta, and hoped to see the extreme sports-themed MMO on streams and videos later, think again, as all players in next week's beta test will be under a strict NDA.

During E3 earlier this year, Riders Republic made a splash with its exciting extreme sports themed MMORPG. Those interested in hitting some fresh powder, or gliding through the sky in a wing suit, won't have too much longer to wait, as long as they signed up for the Beta.

If you've been patiently waiting to get your extreme on in Riders Republic, you'll have to wait a little bit longer for Ubisoft's open world multiplayer sports playground. Originally planned to release on September 2nd, Ubisoft will delay the game until October 28th in order to ensure the best possible experience.

Ubisoft held their Ubisoft Forward E3 event virtually this year. In case you missed it, here are the biggest announcements from Ubi's showcase.

From the developers of Steep, Riders Republic will be bringing its sports MMO playground to PC, Xbox, PlayStation consoles, as well as Google Stadia and Amazon Luna on September 2nd.