GR - Fans of Lego have certainly gotten everything they could have hoped for from the brand in the past few months, wrapping up a full-length feature film with new and expanded building sets throughout multiple universes, but one product line might have been ignored by fans. Minifigures gives you a random chance at specifically named characters, even those you’ve seen in the recent movie. While the random element means you don’t know who you’re going to get when you buy a minifigures pack, you’re bound to get someone full of Lego charm.
Funcom developer Erling Ellingsen previews the new MMO, LEGO Minifigures Online, in this exclusive gameplay interview from GDC 2014.
LEGO Minifigures Online is currently being developed by Funcom, and leading up to Open Beta this summer
Die4Games lists 5 free to play MMOs that'll take up all of your free time in 2014 along with a short description, why the game is interesting and trailers where available.
Star Citizen is Free to Play? It's an MMO? (or Pay to win?) No. The FAQ says this
"Is Star Citizen an MMO?
No! Star Citizen will take the best of all possible worlds, ranging from a permanent, persistent world similar to those found in MMOs to an offline, single player campaign like those found in the Wing Commander series. The game will include the option for private servers, like Freelancer, and will offer plenty of opportunities for players who are interested in modding the content. Unlike many games, none of these aspects is an afterthought: they all combine to form the core of the Star Citizen experience.
Is Star Citizen “free to play”? A subscription game?
To play Star Citizen you need only to buy the initial game. There will never be a monthly charge for usage. Some in-game items may be available as microtransactions, but we will NEVER sell anything that can’t be acquired through honest (and fun!) gameplay. "
Why can't there be an MMO set in the current time ? they all either Fantasy or Sci-Fi.
Probably cause no one good enough has come along to make a proper modern time MMO.
Love me some LEGO!
Interesting that it's based on the randomized minifigures.