All-Time Highest Rated Games Tagged 'free2play, in-development' on The Great Games Experiment http://www.greatgamesexperiment.com/css/logo.jpg en-us Granado Espada, also known as Sword of the New World, is an Age of Exploration fantasy MMORPG (Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game) developed by IMC Entertainment. Set in a detailed fictional gameworld that mirrors the 17th century and the European colonists' forays into the New World, the game allows players to explore the newfound continent of Granado Espada in a hunt for treasure, adventure, and fame.

]]> 15 Feb 2007 05:52:25 War Rock is a Free2Play tactical first person shooter (FPS) where players have the option to purchase access to a wide variety of gameplay enhancing items and services -- or play the game as it is without ever paying a dime.

Currently in Open Beta, War Rock is populated by thousands of players at any given time in servers all over the world. With a wide variety of customizable weaponry and vehicles, intuitive controls, and multiple battle modes, War Rock is a blast for seasoned FPS veterans and first-timers alike.

]]> 07 Dec 2006 03:34:00 Elddem The MMORPG is a completely Free 3D MMO with many quests and items to find and do. Currently more information can be found at http://www.elddem.com. We will add more information here soon!

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Huge game world: free travel over seven seas, 1026 findings, 206 kinds of ships, 54 ports and 14 empires.

PvP System: PK, guild war, city battle and world war.

Free Profession: want to be a pirate, a merchant or a explorer? No? How bout a fisherman or peasant in the village. (farm;chop trees;break rocks...)

]]> 21 May 2007 07:17:21 From their website:

"For Wurm Online (henceforth called Wurm) to be something special and not just another 3D fantasy massively multiplayer game, we realized that we had to actually implement the features that players have demanded since the dawn of these types of games. Other 3D games have promised these features and still have them on their 'upcoming features' list unless they dropped them when they realized they'd never make it. Why? Because Wurm is built on technology that can make it happen and other games are not.

The first technological advantage of Wurm: it is done in Java. This means that we can reach gamers on operating systems that usually have few if any of these types of games to play. We also consider Wurm to be the first 3D java game that actually looks better graphically than most PC games while still being playable.

The second advantage: Wurm is tile-based. This means first and foremost three things:

We have more manageable data structures

We may stream terrain

Line of sight in the client may be outrageous

Now, none of these possibilities are easy to implement but we have succeeded. This is the glory of Wurm and the foundation that the game rests upon.

An example of the technological advantage:
Because we have such manageable data structures, we may have millions of individual trees on one map.
For example, streaming the terrain gives us the opportunity compared to other games:

trees and plants grow

you can cut down trees

and you can plant trees

Other effects are for instance:

you can terraform by digging and dropping dirt.

you can pave roads

grass and other types of vegetation compete to be predominant

you can dig out caves in the mountains

* some terrain can be converted to farmland where you grow crops of various kinds"

]]> 24 May 2007 02:20:35 The home for my collection of information related to the game Nine dragons developed by Indy21, distributed by Acclaim in the USA and Persistant Worlds in the EU.

The games is a martial arts MMoRPG set in ancient China. More infor to follow shortly.

Enjoy!

(P.S) Feel free to send tips etc to me so I can update the site.

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