IGN writes: This game is currently out in Korea, but according to representatives the game's changed so dramatically on its way over to Western territories it really doesn't seem like the same title at all. We saw a demo of this peculiarly named MMOG at GDC 2008 and got an overview of what king of gameplay to expect. The main thing we noticed: this game is really bloody. For example, the loading screen is sloppily stitched flesh that slowly comes apart to indicate progress.
The action takes place on a war-torn planet where many races fought for centuries. Magic and science created different kinds of warfare, sparking some sort of disturbance. The planet's docile creatures (which yes, in case you were wondering, include boars) eventually became ravenous monsters, and the intelligent races were forced to scatter. Eventually those in hiding created a breed of super-soldiers called Temperions to battle the disgusting things that dominated most of the planet.
Gravity Interactive have just released information on the upcoming anniversary celebration events for their popular horror MMORPG, Requiem – Bloodymare. Requiem – Bloodymare has offered players brutal combat, thrilling quests and hundreds of events in its 4 years of service and Gravity Interactive have plenty of exciting events lined up to celebrate.
MMOHut, "The days are getting shorter and the shadows longer as autumn rears its head. Soon many of you will be scampering around the dark streets dressed as a ghosts, skeletons or Bill O’Reillys. It’s a holiday where you see neighbours you have never met and demand that they empty their household of sweet treats into your bags. So in the spirit of the holiday I thought I’d focus this week on Neopets. I jest. No, I want to talk a little bit about horror MMORPGs; what’s out there on the market and what’s on the horizon..."
MMOHut, "Gravity, the Korean MMORPG studio behind the popular Ragnarok Online, has recently launched a new web portal from which players can access all their games. This is great move and should simplify the process of signing up for, downloading, and discussing all of Gravity’s games..."
