Whether it makes you want to seek shelter or embrace the winds of change, the era of mobile MMOs and spin-offs is upon us. Let’s check in with what’s going on with three of them today!
Flyff Legacy, a successor to the cute online RPG, launched on September 26th for iOS and Android. In this flying-empowered MMO, players can take on the role of a Mercenary, Acrobat, or Magician and learn how to zoom around on a broom, conquer dungeons, collect pets, fight other players, and enjoy the “whimsical style” that is a hallmark of the series.
Another recent launch was Ragnarok Journey, the latest in the long-running Ragnarok Online series. The gameplay should be familiar to Ragnarok veterans, although the studio said that this version has upgraded graphics and offers a “fresh experience.” Players who jump into the launch period will be given a gift pack with a few helpful goodies to send them on their way.
Meanwhile, Webzen announced that MU Legend’s recent stress test was a great boon to shaping up the mobile title prior to launch. The studio also rolled out a limited-time grouping of founder’s packs for sale. The open beta for the game is scheduled for November 7th. You can check out what those packs have to offer below!
MMO Culture reports that Nexon will be publishing 2-D Japanese fighting game Project B, most likely Battle Storm. It’s chiefly a single-player story mode RPG, but it does have a number of online multiplayer modes, including FFA, 3v3 arena, and “tag match.”
And finally, remember Archlord? It’s also getting a mobile spinoff, at least in Korea; it’s called Archlord Awake. Webzen will produce this PvP-oriented mobile MMO in conjunction with the same studio that built MU Origin.
