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With the kick-off of SMITE Season 5, Hi-Rez has decided to make some changes to the Challenger Circuit.

It's been a long-running trope that the best parts of Age of Conan is its early leveling experience.

A big update is slated to hit TERA later this month, and it's bringing new content for high-level players.

Recently, En Masse Entertainment announced the official launch date for its anime-style brawler Closers.

This week marks five years of Path of Exile and Grinding Gear Games is pretty excited about it.

A new city and map update wasn't the only big change to Fortnite Battle Royale last week.

En Masse Entertainment's free-to-play anime-styled MMORPG Closers is only a few weeks away.

Wargaming, the developer responsible for World of Tanks -- as well as other "World of" games -- announced today that it has been working with VRtech to form Neurogaming, a new VR gaming provider with in-house technology.

Now, console players can get in on the Grineer Ghoul-hunting action.

Games change in development.

The latest game in the MuU family, Mu Ignition, goes live on the Webzen portal today following scheduled maintenance.

This past weekend a new World Champion was crowned in the Hearthstone finals.

Back in December, CCP Games revealed that one of their Senior Software Engineers, CCP Blaze, passed away while vacationing in London.

Yesterday, Drago Entertainment brought down the servers for its indie MMORPG Otherland.

2018 has claimed its first MMO victim.

The Neverwinter team is pretty excited about the story behind the Lost City of Omu.

DC Universe Online players can now level and equip more than one artifact at a time thanks to the addition of a second artifact slot.

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OK, let's put the disclaimer right up front.

Daybreak Games dropped a couple of Producer's Letters yesterday regarding its plans for EverQuest and EverQuest 2 in 2018.

Blade & Soul fans, how many of you have thought to yourselves, "I really want to look like a tiger today."?...

Neowiz is anxious to get Bless up and running on Steam, but there's still work to do before that happens.

Card tricks, rose petals, bunnies, and top hats.

The developers of Magic: The Gathering Arena have been hard at work trying to come up with an economy system that not only makes them money but also keeps the players interested.

How about some good gaming news for a change?...