The browser-based MMO has moved to Facebook, as A Mystical Land sets up to establish itself as the go-to game on the social networking service for MMO fans.
Metal Arcade: Nate Gray writes:
In an ever-busy world, people are looking for ways to stay productive without having to give up their love for gaming. Browser MMOs can be a good answer.
It used to be that I’d look at the time people spent on browser games and think, "why?" That’s not to say I looked down on so-called ‘casual gaming’. Rather, I figured if you’re going to waste hours in a game world, it may as well be in any number of higher quality MMOs out there.
But these days, I get it. Real life and adulthood has long-since caught up to me, and I can no longer spare the many hours a day it takes to level, raid, pvp, etc. And yet, I need that gaming fix, even if it’s just during that hour or two before bed. One day, I booted up a browser MMO game and suddenly, it all made sense. Wait, you mean I can set my character to auto-kill crap while I go do the laundry? I don’t have to choose between leveling up and writing that book I always wanted to? I can farm monies and gear while I’m studying for that test!? Sign me up!
Each week join Daniel Owens from MMOGames for free online games that you can play over lunch. This week the topic of discussion is A Mystical Land.
Cody Hargreaves from http://www.mmogames.com reviews the first expansion pack to the popular free to play 3D Facebook MMORPG A Mystical Land or AML as it is also known.
