The Black Panel writes: Last week, Deep Silver unveiled Dead Island: Epidemic, a free to play PC title that brings MOBA gameplay to the world it established in its 2011 first person action game. Warner Bros Interactive is prepping Infinite Crisis, a MOBA game featuring DC superheroes like Batman and Wonder Woman. Meanwhile, Lord of the Rings fans have been playing Guardians of Middle Earth since late last year. There is even a MOBA populated by deities from a range of real world religions. Is there still scope for innovation or are we heading towards a wasteland of ill-conceived cash-ins?
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Have to say they more of the new FPS rather than kart racers. People seen the success LoL and Dota and now they're hoping cash in on the same success. I have the slightest clue why Deep Silver rather make a Moba that no one asked for rather Dead Island 3.