Argentum Online Forever is a revived classic Argentinian MMO looking to expand its global outreach

    
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Who here would like to check out an MMORPG from Argentina? Then your very specific interests are being served by publisher/developer NoseTu Inc Games and its title Argentum Online Forever, a modified version of the original 1999 MMORPG developed by Argentinian Pablo Márquez that’s now playable on Steam.

The game’s Steam page specifically calls out the intention to bring AOForever to a global audience, with translations of the game to English and a total of three servers for its native country, France, and the USA. The game itself is based on a 0.13 mod of AO with some additional improvements and features like automatic events, a market, a party system, and an improved graphics engine to support higher resolutions.

AOForever is completely free-to-play for those who are curious to experience a bit of MMO gaming history that might otherwise not have been on genre fans’ radar. Additionally, the studio behind the project is actively seeking developers.

sources: Steam (1, 2), official site
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