Crush Online Goes Live
GAMESinFLAMES and JoyImpact's free-to-play MMO with MOBA-style PvP, Crush Online, has officially launched. The game takes the MOBA combat system and applies it to a persistent world MMO offering players the chance to represent one of three factions in all out war using MOBA-style matches to claim territory.
Players will be able to choose from a variety of weapons, own and maintain a guild castle, and even participate in in-game politics by electing a king.
Crush Online can be downloaded via either the game's official site or via Steam.
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