GamersInfo writes: "As my co-editor monolysis likes to point out, the Game Developers Conference 2009 was all about microtransactions. Asian games have been making a killing on this business model for years; unfortunately, historically Asian games have been localized and dropped in the laps of North Americans. The gameplay simply didn't translate culturally. And, well, we Americans are an awfully elitist lot when it comes to the quality of our games - good game be damned, it must look beautiful! I saw several very Guild Wars-like multiplayer games: BIG lobbies where players gathered in groups of eight to 16 to go out and adventure. True Games and Possibility Space have put a few twists on this idea - in a good way, starting with your own personal castle in Warrior Epic."
UTV True Games, publisher of Warrior Epic and the upcoming Faxion Online, has partnered with South East Asia's MMO publisher AsiaSoft to bring Warrior Epic to Asia.
True Games has released a new update for its action MMORPG Warrior Epic, now available for download.
MMOHut, "Warrior epic is a a game played in limited isometic 3D, which is ripe with colorful maps, kicking with an epic (though slightly limited) soundtrack and bursting at the seams with lots of very weird critters to kill. Don't be fooled; this is NOT an MMORPG. It is a 3D isometric action-RPG that functions off of a lobby/game-room format. There is no huge, epic world to explore. This could..."
