GamingShogun writes, "A flash-based online wargame called The Continuum launched today. The free-to-start MMO allows players to pit their armies against one another in mortal combat. As players gain experience they can obtain better arsenal packs to outfit their troops. By paying specified fees, players can also buy arsenal packs..."
GamingExcellence writes: "So, you see green orc-blood in your dreams. The whistle of a battle-axe cleaving a rival in two is music to your ears. You've played so many role-playing games that your fingers automatically go to their respective hotkeys even when you're simply typing an e-mail. But your wallet is empty. What do you do?
Well, Seven Lights has a solution for you, and it comes in the form of The Continuum, an online game that is turning some heads and keeping that spare change in its advocates' pockets. You heard it right; The Continuum is free. Now, before you hit the back button in your browser because you already think the game's not worth checking out due to its $0 price-tag, that's not to say it's a bad game. Before its initial release in late June of 2008, The Continuum already had over 50,000 users pre-registered for its arrival. While that testament may be nothing impressive when considering some of the blockbuster titles hitting the shelves this year (Wrath of the Lich King, anyone?), for a Flash-based game played in a browser that's an extremely healthy turnout. Still not convinced? Let's explore."
Follow the narrative to the upcoming online collectible wargame with this exciting comic series.
Seven Lights the creators of The Continuum are now accepting applications for beta testing. In Seven Lights release they state "The Continuum is the premier online collectible wargame that blends the best elements of strategy gaming, collectible gaming, RPGs and digital goods into a distinctive game universe, where players' actions affect a gripping narrative. All customized in-game characters, not just the heroes, develop in a number of different ways to change the combat landscape." Better hurry this game does seem to appeal to a broad range of gamers.
