The Most Beautiful Dead Worlds – 10 Dead MMO Games
There are productions that you can remember and warmly recall, and which unfortunately you will not play anymore. Today we are looking at such dead beautiful worlds, which perhaps would be worth bringing back. But we also remind you why they perished.
Table of Contents
- The Most Beautiful Dead Worlds – 10 Dead MMO Games
- The Matrix Online – ate the wrong pill
- Pirates of the Caribbean Online – anyone heard of this game?
- Shin Megami Tensei: Imagine – hard and forgotten MMO
- WildStar, meaning perfectly untapped potential
- Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning – don’t release unfinished games
- The Sims Online – A simulation that got a little out of hand
- LEGO Universe – Popular names aren't enough
- Firefall could be an interesting combination of MMO and FPS
- Star Wars Galaxies had the Force, but not a lot of it
Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning – don’t release unfinished games
Obituary
- Release date: September 2008
- Shut-down date: December 2013
- Producer: Mythic
Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning was a very unbalanced in virtually every aspect of gameplay. Although a more fitting word is "underdeveloped." In 2008, Mythic released a pay-to-play game based on the Warhammer universe, which generated a lot of excitement among gamers. Two factions, PvP, specific races with their own classes. It couldn't have gone wrong!
Reality, however, proved otherwise. Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning ultimately failed to live up to its potential. The title was lauded, had plenty of freedom and offered skirmishes between players at virtually every step. However, the problem was poor character balance, lack of content, low appeal, and repetition. Not to mention badly designed quests. Patches and updates were released too rarely, effectively alienating the community. However, if you are interested in this game, you can check out Warhammer Online: Return of Reckoning, made by fans, and see what this MMORPG looked like.
