DMO is a simple to play game that should hold the attention of long-time fans of the series, but offers little beyond the pet collection system to anyone not familiar with the series.

The sequel to SOE’s reigning champion of MMOs, and the “WoW before WoW”, that wasn’t able to latch onto the market like it’s predecessor-

War Thunder is aspiring to be an all encompassing War game like the World of Tanks/Warplanes/Warships franchise-

Funcom’s “WoW killer” that wasn’t, Age of Conan offers a mature take on the fantasy MMO experience, but drowned in its own hype.

A simple to understand MOBA game with a fun action system, but bogged by the general sort of rude players and community these kind of games tend to attract.

A solid indie title with a lot of potential, mired by the repetitiveness of the genre.

A niche market title and MMO translation of the Tabletop RPG that started it all, DDO is well loved among it’s players, but polarized by those expecting a more open and usual take on the fantasy MMO.

The long-running “Walking Tank” series is in the hands of a new developer and makes its way into the Free-to-Play market.

Outspark’s most famous MMO (before Outspark stopped being a thing), and one of the most simple. Crisp, but dated graphics, and easy gameplay held back by its age and a serious grinding feel.

Another former subscription game turned F2P/Sub hybrid made by Cryptic, this time based on the beloved Star Trek franchise.