Newly founded publisher GI Games has signed the publishing agreement with <Zombie Online> developed by NNG labs as its first publishing title on December 13.
mobile games continue to squeeze the game market. Online game market has been reduced. So do the life spans of online games, especially of Korean MMOs. Almost every day, new MMOs enter all kinds of tests (first closed beta test, second closed beta test, open beta test and more). And every day, plenty of MMOs have been pronounced dead, especially Korean MMOs, again. Some of them are once big titles, and some of them have big budgets. Here are 5 Korean MMOs that died in the first half of 2013. Time to convey our condolence to these ones by taking a look at them.
RaiderZ has excellent combat system and boss battles. Sadly thats about the only good thing about the game. It lacks some of basic features that you find modern mmos today. The guild system is extremely basic. Its basically a friend list.
There were no guild wars. The auction house was just as terrible. I don't know why items that players can't obtain or buy were in the auction taking up space.
RaiderZ only consist of one race which players can choose from, humans. There's only four classes(five if you include assassin class, which isn't the NA version yet).
Overall the game is/was plague with many problems. It lacks basic features to compete with other mmos. I don't even see the NA version lasting long.
An online game publisher, GI Games, announced the foundation of itself on Dec. 6th.
GI Games is founded with many experts worked in the gaming industry for years, and the name of company is derived from ’G’ for game and ‘I’ for individual and means working with people who love games. It will be publishing 3~4 online games per a year and the first title will likely be introduced within December.
