MMOHut, "When you spend as much time surfing the Internet as I do, you tend to learn a few things. For example, there are a group of activists out there that still believe the world is flat. I mean, seriously, we can see it from space now guys – we're pretty certain it's a sphere. I also learned that there are people out there that don't believe in WoW clones, believing instead that these MMORPGs that look, play, and feel like World of Warcraft are original in both concept and design..."
Massively: What's been going on with Gates of Andaron lately? Quite a lot, actually. A new press release from Gameforge has the details, and they include a third warring faction, a new mentoring system, and browser-based gameplay.
MMOHut, "Blizzard's World of Warcraft was released on November 23, 2004 and now has over 12 million paying members world wide. It's no surprise that other studios have been eager to capitalize on WoW's success. This frenzy has lead to a series of MMORPG releases that are popularly referred to as 'WoW clones.' It is a growing MMO segment that encompassing both pay-to-play and free to play games. Some of these titles have succeeded while others have barely gotten off the ground. Some games deny being WoW clones while others..."
The team over at The Gates of Andaron have sent along these two new screenshots from their most recent game update.
