Korean MMO from the ’90s returns to life

    
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Have you ever heard of an MMO called Helbreath? Don’t be ashamed if you haven’t, as it never hit the big leagues and has been off the market for a while now.

Helbreath was created by Siementech and launched in South Korea back in 1999. The MMO was an isometric hack-and-slash title in the vein of Diablo and Lineage, with a strong emphasis on PvP. In the years following, it expanded globally, but apparently at some point Helbreath puttered to a stop. Unofficial servers kept the game running (and apparently there were a lot of them).

Now Helbreath proper has returned. This past October, the game came back online in an official capacity, welcoming players to this free-to-play title. The team even has been updating the game on a regular basis, showing some dedication to this nearly two-decades-old MMO. Check it out and who knows? There might be some fun tucked away in here for you.

Source: Helbreath via Reddit
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