Cinemablend "When I originally reviewed Mortal Online several years ago, I called it one of the worst MMOs ever. It was labeled as such with good reasoning. The concept of the game was cool and pretty much Skyrim meets DayZ, but its execution was unfortunately riddled with double the amount of bugs and glitches from both games. Well, today, Star Vault is announcing that one week of free game time is available for the Unreal Engine powered MMO, Mortal Online, for both current and past users."
Take on the MMORPG world of Mortal Online originally released in 2010, now available on Steam.
One Angry Gamer "The developer's latest efforts comes in the form of an expansion called Sarducaa, which is a new content with more than 300 new items, new dungeons, music five new armor sets and 100 brand new mobs, along with five new music tracks."
VRFocus - Mortal Online, the high-fantasy massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) from Star Vault, has today launched an update that includes bringing Oculus Rift compatibility to the videogame. The first MMORPG to add official support for the virtual reality (VR) device, Mortal Online allows for players to continue with their existing accounts and switch on/off the Oculus Rift functionality through an in-game menu.
Not the worst MMO ever :D And just to clarify as it's not clear in the article. The free game time is only for people that have previously purchased the game.
Although new free trial accounts can still be made.