The Daily Grind: So what *should* we call the metaverse?
Back in April, we covered a whitepaper from MMO designer Raph Koster, who just so happens to be building a metaverse MMO – or at...
The Stream Team. Playing D&D in Neverwinter
Neverwinter is now metagaming itself! Day of the Dungeon Master has returned, and this event actually has Massively OP’s MJ playing a tabletop game within...
Palia is Inviting Both New and All Previous Testers to a Series of New Short Tech Tests
Palia is holding a new series of tech tests over the coming weeks. The team at Singularity 6 will be inviting all previous play testers,...
Massively Overthinking: Solving the MMO gear obsolescence problem
Last weekend, Amazon told players in a New World Discord Q&A that the expansion still on the way will essentially nullify existing gear to a...
Standing Stone Games Reassures LOTRO Fans Concerned Over Amazon’s New MMORPG
This week, Amazon Games announced a deal with Middle-earth Enterprises to make a new MMO based on The Lord of the Rings IP. Now, Standing...
Colorful co-op multiplayer title Sky Children of the Light prepares for its cross-platform arrival on Steam
Back in 2020 we reported on a very emotional-looking bit of multiplayer gaming in the form of Sky: Children of the Light, a game that’s...
Final Fantasy XIV previews more of The Dark Throne ahead of its arrival next Tuesday
Do you want to turn your Island Sanctuary in Final Fantasy XIV into an open-air farmer’s market? What about a seaside resort? Maybe even a...
Albion Online compensates players, cracks down on fraud as population stays high
Albion Online has a couple of post-Knightfall changes in store for players of the PvP sandbox. First, Sandbox Interactive has revamped its rules for legal...
Raspberry Pi Pico Streams Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom to Nintendo 64
Konrad Beckmann is using a Raspberry Pi Pico to interface with a Nintendo 64 through the cartridge port.
Jack Emmert’s NetEase-owned studio rebrands as Jackalyptic Games, teases Warhammer title
The studio is named Jackalyptic Games, it’s owned by Netease, and it’s headed by Jack Emmert. You might think that you wouldn’t want to brand...