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It may have been a while since you last heard from Trion Worlds and their upcoming free-to-play, team based battler Atlas Reactor.

I've been following Gigantic for a while now, since Motiga's big press reveal back in the summer of 2014, through my hands-on taste of the game at PAX South last year and beyond.

Here's a thought: The sole purpose of early access, at least for “persistent” online games, is to get as much money as soon as possible.

Even if you aren't any good at it, like me, Brawlhalla is just plain fun.

The team over at Extra Credits has taken aim at free-to-play games and microtransactions again in a new video about the effects government regulation could have on F2P gaming.

To catch you up a bit, I had a long-running personal boycott of Trion Worlds products for most of 2015.

Trion Worlds keeps chugging along with ArcheAge, and this week's Update 2.5 adds some huge chunks of content to the game, all of which can be yours for a song – if you survive the song, that is. The Bloodsong update adds ...

Rounding out our interviews at the 2016 Smite World Championships, we got the opportunity to talk with Hi-Rez Co-Founder and COO Todd Harris.

At the Smite World Championships, we got the chance to sit down with several members of the Hi-Rez team.

The second annual SMITE World Championships took place in Atlanta, GA this past weekend and MMOBomb was there.

NCSoft's financial report for Q4 of 2015 is due out any day now, and two of its highest-profile games should have some very interesting news to report.

For a free-to-play game, the first rule of changing your cash shop is: “Expect people to be upset.” No matter what you do, making any change to how people spend their real-world money is going to raise suspicion.

From wizards to ninjas, starships to battleships, there's a free-to-play game for just about everyone out there.

To celebrate the end of 2015 -- and ring in a whole new year or gaming -- MMOBomb decided to ask its community to weigh in with their thoughts on what they believe to be the more succuessful free-to-play games of the year. To k...

Unlike a lot of folks who make silly, end-of-year predictions, I don't just “fire and forget.” Last year, I posted some predictions for F2P gaming in 2015 and now I'm revisiting them to see what I got right and what I got ...

As another year comes to a close, that means it's time to look back on the stories that shaped the year.

From wizards to ninjas, starships to battleships, there's a free-to-play game for just about everyone out there.

In the last Free-to-Play Cast, I opined that the new trend in F2P seems to be “battle arena”-style games, in the mold of Paladins, Gigantic, Nosgoth, LawBreakers, and even the not-F2P Overwatch.

From wizards to ninjas, starships to battleships, there's a free-to-play game for just about everyone out there.

Growing up, I was part of a family full of men who really -- and I mean REALLY -- loved sports, particularly football...

It's faded in recent years, but the notion that a lot of gamers still have when a subscription game goes free-to-play is that it's failing.

We're trying something a little different today with our first look at the new map coming to Nosgoth in January, the Silenced Cathedral, known as The Nest on the Nosgoth site.

From wizards to ninjas, starships to battleships, there's a free-to-play game for just about everyone out there.

Battle to the death in Trove's latest update, the Battleverse, which goes live today brings PvP arenas to the game!...

From wizards to ninjas, starships to battleships, there's a free-to-play game for just about everyone out there.