PC Gamer: Multiplayer online battle arenas (MOBAs) are hot right now. League of Legends, Heroes of Newerth, Dota 2, and Rise of Immortals are just some of the high-quality arena games out or on their way that will be competing for our gaming time. Developers are beginning to notice that when you combine players’ natural love for savagely owning their opponents with the free-to-play model, there’s a lot of fun and money to be had. But the creep-farming, kill-spreeing craze isn’t limited to the US. China’s biggest MOBA, known overseas as Tianyijue, is being brought stateside by Aeria Games as Realm of the Titans. And I am completely freaking out about it (in a good way). Let me tell you why you should be too.
Aeria Games have just announced that Realm of the Titans has begun its second attempt at penetrating the MOBA genre by releasing another closed beta period. Some of you may already be aware but Realm of the Titans was originally planned to launch late 2011 but after a rocky beta period last July, a number of issues arose and the game appeared to disappear off the radar. However, MOBA fans everywhere can rejoice as Aeria Games have picked up where they left off and are once again trying to get Realm of the Titans off the ground.
Aeria Games has begun contacting registered members of their online services, inviting gamers to the strictly limited closed beta test of their forthcoming Realm of the Titans. Players of other Aeria Games titles are being given the opportunity to be the first to draw blood in the arena, as they choose from dozens of heroes and slash their way to victory.
Joseph of GAMElitist.com takes us through some game tutorials that work and some that completely miss the button. Games mentioned include Portal, The Sims, Command and Conquer 3, and Realm of the Titans.
In some sequels I wish for option "I have played previous game, show me just the new stuff".
