Korean developer Pearl Abyss has promised to make our dreams come true with the upcoming release of Black Desert. That’s assuming that you dream of playing huge and gorgeous looking open-world MMO’s. You do? Then you’re in luck.
The game’s being toted as a large-scale sandbox MMORPG. The developers claim it’ll offer combat, open-world player vs player battles, strategic castle sieges with up to 400 v 400 assaults, resource-gathering , NPC- hiring, and non-instanced housing which can be shared with other players. Time to welcome your RoomieLoverFriends!
Alex Writes: I never played Ultima Online. Tucked away in rural Ontario, I never had a chance to run around an overcrowded, experimental landscape, building chairs and being torn apart by black-armoured PvPers. It was the new frontier of gaming at the time, and arguably the first true MMO (as EverQuest is arguably the mother to the modern era of MMOs). It was a time when an online game was as much a text-based roleplaying game as a videogame
Blade & Soul and Black Desert is coming to North America. And that has caused a lot of fuss due to the sexy looks of the female characters in the games. And that has made the American Gamers to take a stand against censorship.
As the US Gamers are afraid that both Blade & Soul and Black Desert might end up getting censored...
Black Desert is an upcoming massively multiplayer online role-playing game by Pearl Abyss. The game runs on Pearl Abyss’ ‘Black Desert’ engine that is used for customized rendering of the world and large-scale castle sieges.
Just imagine the price of the monthly sub...
At this big of a sandbox mmo, I'm guessing £12-17 a month!
no cuz of when vrmmo's come we all gnna die
EverQuest Next says hi
Imminent disappointment ahead.
Only the most hardcore will play this game for long.
I have played mmos for 11 yrs now but lately it all feels like a second job.