South Korean publisher Nexon seems to have found their niche: the wildly profitable world of massively multiplayer online RPGs. However, the most interesting aspect of Nexon’s growing library is that all of these titles are free to play ... technically. Though you could enjoy any of Nexon’s games without ever spending a cent, players are encouraged to use the “cash shop” system to purchase more advanced gear and items with real world money. Basically, you have the option of grinding for a month to get that sword you want or taking the easy way out and feeding a few bucks into the machine. It’s a very interesting concept that more and more game developers are trying out, and after a brief playthrough of Nexon’s latest offering, Dragon Nest, it’s clear that the pioneers of the “freemium” genre are still in the lead.
Hot keywords:The 3D action MMORPG Dragon Nest Mobile from Tencent is now live in all platforms in China. A brand new trailer is released, Dragon Nest fans are able to experience the classic action RPG in mobile now!
Eyedentity Games, an online PC game developer and publisher of Dragon nest NA brought a news to release a new end content to be conquered again. Main protagonist of this patch is the raid called, “Granom Nest”.
Today 2P is going to take a look at 3 titles that took a lot of time to come to the west, 2 upcoming titles that we will probably get to play on the Chinese servers before their western release and discuss about why is the West, usually the last on the MMO market.
Hmmmm not to sure on this game...will wait to find more info on it first
This game really is looking to be a lot of fun. Cant want to get my hands on it.