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Rift might be spinning its wheels and not offering much for new players, but another formerly Trion/now gamigo game has new content today!...

The ArcheAge team is hosting a special Extravaganza event on the game's PTS today to celebrate the upcoming Echoes of Hiram update.

Today, gamigo announced the launch of the latest content update for ArcheAge.

When Trion Worlds' games were sold to gamigo back in November, we noted the semi-puzzling absence of one if its titles in the official press release announcing the sale.

We only have a few days until Easter Sunday and while in the physical world that means a lot of us are busy with church, big dinners, and egg hunts, it also means celebrations in some of our favorite online games.

Today, the ArcheAge team posted a letter on the game site containing both good news and bad news -- depending on who you are.

After a mixup with some of the mounts in the ArcheAge store, Gamigo is now reversing a fix applied last week.

When the purchase of Trion Worlds' assets by gamigo was announced, it took quite a few fans by surprise.

Today, a brand-new update hits the ArcheAge servers.

With the rather recent purchase of Trion's library of games, you might have been wondering if Gamigo would really bother with the holiday event for most of them.

As part of their Black Friday Sales, ArcheAge is hosting a double up event until November 27.

After a bit of delay brought on by Trion's sudden sale, ArcheAge's Relics of Hiram update finally launched this week.

The ex-Trion, now-gamigo games have community managers!...

It's understandable if fans of (the former) Trion Worlds' games are feeling a little anxious regarding their transfer to gamigo.

In today's news of things we were suspicious about -- but didn't really expect to be true, it seems Trion Worlds didn't keep XLGAMES in the loop on their sale to Gamigo after all. Following the news of the deal between Gamigo a...

While players of Trion Worlds' are probably still reeling a bit from the news the company has been purchased by Gamigo, at least one of their former partners is doing their best to reassure players. Yesterday, it was announced ...

If you're a fan of ArcheAge, you've probably had today marked on your calendar for a while now -- what with it being the intended release date for the Relics of Hiram update.

Not that there was any doubt to its veracity, but the news of two days ago has been official confirmed: gamigo has acquired the "major assets" of Trion Worlds, giving the German publisher "full publishing rights" to the Americ...

Multiple sources are reporting that Trion Worlds has been acquired by free-to-play game publisher Gamigo, and that the developer of Rift, Trove, and Defiance has laid off a number of staff members as part of the transition. ...

The spookies are on their way in all of Trion Worlds' games.

Now that they're wrapping up on ArcheAge's 4th anniversary, the dev team is ready to fill players in on a few things that are going on.

Man, it's really anniversary season when it comes to MMOs.

Apparently it's that time of year again.

ArcheAge 5.0 -- the Relics of Hiram expansion -- is scheduled to release some time this fall, bringing with it a whole new endgame zone, the first new skillset, and the chance to increase Ancestral levels.

Get your bundle of fluff collecting hat on because ArcheAge has introduced three new critter types for players to collect.

UPDATE: MOP has updated their piece with a statement from Trion Worlds, confirming that 15 staff members have been let go. The not-so-stellar launch of Defiance 2050 isn't the only bad news coming out of Trion Worlds this w...

Way back in the day, when ArcheAge launched in the West, part of the $150 early access package included a 10% cash shop discount after the game launched.

Today, Trion Worlds announced the next ArcheAge fresh start phase, Regin: Part 1.

Trion Worlds has announced the next phase -- the Conquer Phase -- for ArcheAge Legends Return Fresh Start servers.

ArcheAge creator Jake Song has been away from the game for a while, taking care of other things that required his attention.