Currently in open beta, Wind Slayer is the massively multiplayer title in which the ensuing action takes place. Developed by Hamelin and offered in North America by free to play operator Outspark, it's a colorful side-scroller with a branching class scheme. The aforementioned novices can select from six possibilities including Warrior, Archer, Mage, Rogue, Monk and Priest. Each of these has two options later on; for example, warriors can become Berserkers or Paladins, while mages may advance as Elementalists or Summoners. The game is also said to incorporate elements such as epic quests, lots of distinctive equipment, strong community tools and, as its ultimate but voluntary test, a system of PvP arena battles. With the regional launch approaching, IGN was keen to expand their knowledge beyond just the basics. Fortunately, they got the chance to question publisher representative Travis Trekell.
Ignited Games, a leading publisher of online games world-wide, is bringing 2D side-scrolling, multi-player, role-playing game (RPG) WindSlayer 2 to online gamers across North America. Gearing up for the dynamic online game’s release, players can now sign-up for their chance to be in the closed beta test (CBT) at the game’s official web page.
Hmm I'm an old player of windslayer and i hope this one is more better than the old one.
Ahh! brings back memories when I was playing WindSlayer. Good thing Ignited Games will launch it. Already registered for closed beta.
Looks promising compared to the first one. Hope it will be better than the the old version. Waiting for Beta Launch
I thought from the looks of it. It was another of those 2D side scroll games but when I checked their videos. It came to me that this game has a potential to surpass those games with the same category. Can't wait for CBT to see if my judgement is true.
MMOHut, "It’s inevitable. Every MMO or MMORPG will shut down eventually. Some have been around for over a decade, but most have a much shorter life span. Some games like Dragon Sky come and go quickly while others hang on for as long as they can. Let’s take a look at some free to play games that are on the decline but refuse to die just yet..."
Outspark does its part by creating item bundles for their players to buy and using the money to donate to HAITI's Relief Fund. The more money players donate, the faster HAITI recovers.
