The Secret World
Once you complete the Wreck of Polaris dungeon and come out victorious after facing the Ur-Draug you will collect a powerful reward known as The Whispering Demon Ring! At this point you will have experienced the first of the many dungeons in The Secret World. Progress, explore, trade, group, quest and battle in PvP - it is all included in your purchase! • No classes, no levels - total freedom of play - The Secret World has no classes or levels. It gives you complete freedom to be whoever you want to be and play however you want to play. • Real locations throughout the world - The Secret World allows you to adventure through your own, modern -day world. • Join a secret society and fight for your side - Join one of three secret societies - the Illuminati, the Dragon or the Templars - and fight together or against other players for the power to control the world.
The Room Two - Fireproof Games
Welcome to The Room Two, a physical puzzler, wrapped in a mystery game, inside a beautifully tactile 3D world. The much anticipated sequel to 'The Room', Apple's Game of the Year 2012 and recipient of a BAFTA award, is here at last. Follow a trail of cryptic letters from an enigmatic scientist know only as "AS" into a compelling world of mystery and exploration. The Room Two Crashes, or doesn't load up properly, any ideas? If you find that The Room Two crashes during gameplay then you'll need to turn the iPad off and on again by holding down the lock/power button until "slide to power off" appears, do as intructed. Why is there no sound in The Room Two? The most likely explanation is that it's due to the confusing nature of the mute button on the iPad (we get a lot of mails about this). Does The Room Two work on an iPad 1? No, I'm afraid The Room won't work on an iPad 1.
Banter Mobile
Communication is key for your Guild Launch community. Our new app, Banter, helps your community stay connected! Free voice chat Instant notifications of community activity, PMs, post replies and more Gaming event live audio streams - Like Dota 2's International!
Raph Koster's Blog - Ten Years of World of Warcraft
The following blog post, unless otherwise noted, was written by a member of Gamasutra’s community. The thoughts and opinions expressed are those of the writer and not Gamasutra or its parent company. Ten years of World of Warcraft. Well. WoW has always been a contradiction of sorts: not the pioneer, but the one that solidified the pattern. Don’t get me wrong; that’s not a knock on it. After a decade and a half of refinements that didn’t do the trick, Blizzard came along and did what it does best: cut to the essence, capture the core fun elements in a game system, and make them accessible and appealing to the broadest possible market. These days, so many more people have passed through the gates of Azeroth than ever played its antecedents that many don’t even know the deep wellspring sources from which it came. Dikus are one of many branches off the MUD family tree, and one of the most popular. Dikus provided core inspiration to many of the earliest MMOs.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance by Warhorse Studios
Sick of killing rats in the basement? Or being treated like a messenger, transporting stuff from point A to point B? So are we! That’s why our quests are different. Conversation is an integral aspect of Kingdom Come: Deliverance, just as important as combat and just as difficult. Almost everything that can be turned into a game will be playable – and that extends to crafting, as well. The exploration of the world is free. Cryengine allows us to quickly create huge areas of landscape. Our world is a living, breathing, and COMPLEX ecosystem, ready to be toyed with. The world will organically react to your deeds. Creating intriguing, enjoyable, first-person melee combat systems has been a real challenge for developers. Our combat mechanics are the most challenging feature of our game. You can specialize in different fighting styles and weapon classes and will constantly learn new moves and techniques, as well as unlock new weapons and armors. What does it mean? "Your game is too niche.
