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With all the hacking, botting, and other nefarious activity that goes on, account security is all the rage in MMOs these days.

UPDATE: Zach Sharpes got this ad to pop up on Facebook yesterday: And Magicman says there was a section on the Amazon website that also labeled the game as a "free sports brawler," thought that section is now gone.

Quality-of-life changes, bug fixes, and tuning are all well and good, but sometimes you just want more stuff in your game updates.

A dangerous #StarWars family grows stronger.

Fans of the hit anime Fairy's Tail will soon get a chance to adventure in Earth-Land themselves, when GameSamba's Fairy Tail: Hero's Journey hits browsers later this year. According to the press release announcing the game,...

In Game of Thrones, they say, "Winter is coming." In Neverwinter, the more appropriate line might be, "Winter is coming...

I haven't gone off on a good inventory management-related rant for a while, but the latest news coming from Rift has inspired me.

Since its July 7 relaunch, Evolve Stage 2 has been the best kind of free-to-play game: the kind without a cash shop.

If you want to play a MOBA on a console in North America or Europe, your choices are pretty much confined to Smite and the beta version of Paragon, and that's about it. But wait!...

Dungeons & Dragons Online Executive Producer Dan "Severlin" Ciccolini has expanded his role at Turbine, now taking over the same position with The Lord of the Rings Online.

Along with just about everything else in Skyforge, your deity-in-training's equipment is being overhauled once the Ascension update goes live.

After a multi-year open beta that saw more than eight million registered players, Reto-Moto's WW2 shooter Heroes & Generals has now launched. With three nations, six classes, over 60 weapons, and more than 65 vehicles, incl...

The Guilded Age, En Masse Entertainment's cleverly worded update for its action-combat MMORPG TERA, is now live.

Seven years is a long time for any game to run, so it's no surprise that InnoGames would decide to commemorate the launch of its ancient Greek simulation game, Grepolis, which launched in 2009.