It's always a little frustrating to have to wait for installments of a story you're enjoying, but at the same time it makes it that much more satisfying when each part comes out. Fans of Lunia have plenty of reason to be satisfied, as Chapter 7 of the heavily anime-influenced and cel-shaded title has just been released.
MMOHut, "ijji officially announced that it will now begin supporting Facebook connect to allow gamers to access the ijji portal by using their facebook accounts. Players can also more easily connect with each other while playing ijji’s games through Facebook connect as well..."
AceGamez writes: "The term MMORPG often conjures up images of Orcs, dressed in ridiculously elaborate armour, stomping around in groups, saying things like 'DOTS', 'Aggro' and 'Twink' and generally being obtuse and unwelcoming to newcomers or the uninitiated. It's World of Warcraft, Lord of the Rings Online and any number of other copy cats, asking for subscription fees and a vast swathe of your time, in exchange for an obsessive and often overwhelming world to play in. But that's not always the case; the internet is full of free to play, micro transaction funded MMOs, that offer something completely different, and Lunia Chronicles is amongst the best of them."
Lunia Chronicles, a Massively Multi-player Online (MMO) game that combines the fun of arcade gameplay with the strategies and adventures of a Massively Multi-player Online Role-Playing Game (MMORPG) has launched in Europe. PC gamers from all over the continent can sign up now, create a character and start playing right away, absolutely free of charge.
