Browser Based MMO Omega Zodiac Set To Launch August 17
Proficient City has a new mythology-inspired, browser-based MMO all ready to launch on Wednesday (August 17). The new MMO focuses on the Goddess Athena, who needs assistance from players -- taking on the roll of Knight, Mage, or Archer.
Players will have 4 unique skills with constellations that they can refine as they play. There are dozens of bosses to fight as well as PvP -- such as cross-guild and cross-server battles to participate in.
While the game officially launches later this week, players can now sign up to play via the game's site.
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