- The Walking Dead: Michonne - A Telltale Miniseries
Revel In Nostalgia and Community In a Traditional MMO
The game invokss a sense of nostalgia for anyone who was around during the tail end of the first wave of 90s MMOs and the start of the genres silver era. If you're in your 30s this will hit.
The community and devs are insanely kind and helpful. One player recounted that they've only seen a single nasty person who would go on to be banned for harassing others. The devs post progress updates and seemingly have open communication with the community.
- Villagers & Heroes - MMO RPG
- Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
🗞️Info: In 2016, Moonton developed and released Mobile Legends Bang Bang, a 5v5 multiplayer game for mobile devices. It pits two teams against one another in a fierce real-time conflict where the object of the game is for both teams to destroy the other team's core, which is situated at the base of each team.
📖Lore: Games take place on the continent of the Land of Dawn, where numerous conflicts between good and evil have occurred for a very long time and continue to this day. Every champion has a unique beginning in the country of the dawn, as well as a unique tale of bravery and adversity that has made them into the legendary people they are.
- Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
What caused the decline of the RTS genre?
The RTS genre was very popular back in the day with games like C&C, Red Alert, Dune, Warcraft, Steel soldiers and many more. But over time these games fizzled out alongside the genre. I think the last big RTS game franchises were Starcraft and Halo Wars, but those seem to be done and gone now. There are some fun alternatives, but all very niche and obscure. I've heard people say the genre died out with the rise of the console, but I believe PC gaming is once again very popular these days. Yet RTS games are not. Is it a genre that younger generations don't like? Is it because it's hard to make money with the genre? Or something else completely? What do you think?
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