MassivelyOP’s 2023 Golden Yachties: Best Worst MMO Criming
Welcome back to MassivelyOP’s not-so-serious end-of-the-year awards as we present our award for Best Worst MMO Criming. Yes, it’s the Golden Yachties series, named in...
Exoprimal Savage Gauntlet Event Features New Boss Battle and Loot
For those ready to test their might against ravenous dinosaurs, Exoprimal has announced the release of their new Savage Gauntlet Event that is sure to...
One Runescape Player Has Finally Received Every Drop From Every Boss
Runescape has been around since 2001 and has been one of the most iconic MMORPGs to ever hit the market. One player has finally bagged...
Pax Dei promises ‘several milestones’ and shares new screenshots in an end-of-year message to fans
Pax Dei has had a pretty productive year by all accounts, with a first-ever alpha test that drew in over 12,000 players and plenty of...
Steam Reveals Top-Selling And Most-Played Games Of 2023 And Many Are On Sale
During the ongoing Steam Winter Sale, Valve just published its list of the “Best of 2023”, which is not to be confused with the Steam Awards. Instead, this list compiles the year’s games in general order of gross revenue, many of which are available with deep discounts.
This data is particularly neat to see because Valve doesn’t publish
The Stream Team: The beginning of a Villagers & Heroes journey
It’s not the new year yet but MOP’s Chris is beginning his new year’s adventure in Villagers & Heroes as suggested by the Choose My...
Path of Exile 2 talks movement, microtransactions, builds, and more in new interview
The Path of Exile 2 playerbase got themselves a little treat earlier this week when game director Johnathan Rogers sat down for an interview with...
Mad World Age of Darkness Will Finally Release On Steam Next Month
Mad World Age of Darkness is finally making its way to Steam, and with it comes a few new surprises for players to enjoy as...
Catch up on Battle Bards’ MMO music podcast from 2023
It may not happen every day, but when a new Battle Bards episode drops into your podcast notifications, you know you’re in for a good...
Google Settles $5 Billion Privacy Lawsuit Accusing It Of Tracking Incognito Users
Chrome’s Incognito Mode isn’t really incognito. Google still tracks users browsing in Incognito Mode, which led to a $5 billion class action lawsuit in 2020. Google has reportedly agreed to settle the case in order to avoid a messy trial, but the exact terms of the deal are not yet available. Chrome users will probably get a little bit of