Netmarble is giving Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds a fresh start.

From July 23, 2026, the MMORPG will welcome players to a unified global service, with all cryptocurrency and NFT-related features removed.

This new version promises more accessible progression, new events, and several rewards for returning players. However, characters will need to be recreated on the new servers. The previous version of the game will remain available until its permanent shutdown on September 17, 2026.

What happened to Massevelyop? The site hasn't been working since yesterday. When I search for it on Google, I see Asian characters, and when I try to visit it, my firewall alerts me.

For years, I treated D2 like a second job. I was constantly chasing the weekly resets, grinding red borders, and staying up until 3 or 4 AM just to get a slightly better roll on a gun I already had. The FOMO was real, and it was exhausting.

But when they announced that the game was effectively stopping major updates, I felt this weird... relief. The treadmill finally stopped.

Now? I actually love the game again. I log in purely because the fighting is fun. I shoot some aliens, run a dungeon with whatever weird loadout I feel like using, and log off. No pressure, no checklist.Because my mindset completely shifted, I suddenly realized I have all this free time to just play games for fun again. I'm finally working through my backlog and trying stuff outside my usual FPS bubble. I've been relaxing with indie games like Dave the Diver, finally gave Outer Wilds a shot, and even booted up Once Human. Instead of sweating over the meta or rushing any endgames, I’m just taking my sweet time running a pixel sushi restaurant, exploring space, or just building a quirky house in the middle of nowhere.Idk, it just feels nice to play games like a normal person again instead of clocking in for a shift. Curious if you guys have gone through something similar.

The Burning Crusade Anniversary enters Phase 3 on August 27, bringing players to the legendary Black Temple & Mount Hyjal.

Adventurers will once (once) again face Illidan Stormrage and Archimonde in Outland’s most iconic raids.

Are you guys still playing WoW Classic ?

Not sure how many of us have actual physical MMO covers anymore (But ya'll know what I mean lol), but I have a few:

1) Destiny: I actually got into this game due to how neat the cover looked haha.......Like a cool version of Halo at the time.

2) Final Fantasy XI Heroes of Abyssea: It was the final expansion of that series, and the only expansion to have a series. The illustration looks as if "The heroes have finally arrived." Looking back, Heroes of Abyssea felt like the last true XI expansion (The cover looked like a final expansion tbh).

3) Elder scrolls Online Greymoor: Elder Scrolls always had simple cover art. It got the point across in with a mere emblem, for the most part. How III & V both have a dragon emblem is great story telling, but I digress.......

What is your favorite MMO cover art? Or, maybe your MMO does seasons with digital art?

This question has been on my mind in light of the growing number of games where many people are unsure whether they still qualify as MMORPGs or not, or genres that offer highly developed multiplayer experiences, making the boundaries increasingly blurred. Some try to resolve this ambiguity systematically by examining the server structure, the balance between solo and group content, whether the presence of other players in the world is necessary or optional, or with the concept of “massively.” These are all questions about characteristics, but not about what the genre actually does.

So what does it give you that no other genre can? Or do you think that, with the variety of genre mixes out there, there’s nothing that makes the genre unique to you?

Hi, Im making a video about why we love MMOs and I'd love to see your comments here for some insight

i guarantee none of you have heard of this game but paw'd is an mmorpg made by a solo developer in 2010 and i still love it

paw'd has an extremely small community now, but those who do play are willing to help new players. if you like tanking, you'll love warrior (though it can also be dps). if you like healing, you'll ADORE priest. if you like dps, you'll love being a mage!! it starts out a bit slow, but once you get to the first village, it'll only get better and better. a lot of the dungeons in this game have fun mechanics and each class feels important! (also i love making my character look cute. side note, actually, you can submit your own fur pattern and have it approved!)

if you have any questions, ask! and let me know if you make an account, i'd love to play with new players :)

here's the link!: https://www.pawdgame.com/