KingsIsle Entertainment recently announced that Wizard101, its casual MMO aimed at teens and ‘tweens, has reached 10 million users since its launch in September 2008.
The magic-based MMO allows players to customize their character’s appearance, adopt pets, play puzzles and mini-games, and engage in card-based battles against other players.
The game uses a free-to-play model that allows players to explore starting areas for free, but requires a subscription or a-la-carte micropayments to unlock other aspects of the game. Credit for the game can be purchased online or on pre-paid retail cards.
Recently Skewed and Reviewed got to speak with KingsIsle about Wizard 101 and what is to come for the game.
KingsIsle Entertainment and gamigo are pleased to announce the start of Wizard101’s European services transfer from Gameforge. Starting today, Wizards across the pond will be able to experience new magical updates at a much faster rate to ultimately sync up closer with their North American counterparts.
KingsIsle Entertainment and gamigo are pleased to announce European Wizard101 services will transition over from Gameforge to KingsIsle and gamigo starting the week of May 16.
