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InnoGames is back with another video highlighting events and modifications in its family of games.

The first tank to see action in warfare, the British Mark I, was deployed 100 years ago this month, on Sept.

PAX West is kicking off tomorrow and Trion Worlds will be there in full force highlighting new content for four of its games: RIFT, ArcheAge, Trove, and Atlas Reactor.

Things have been pretty silent on the Total War: Arena front since Creative Assembly took the game offline back in early March.

A new action MMO is joining the My.com family.

The Armored Warfare team's been busy lately.

X-Legend's new anime MMO, Twin Saga, entered Open Beta today.

Perfect World International is turning eight and the PWI team is ready to celebrate.

UPDATE 8/31: The Firefall website is back online and the game is playable again, though people are reporting that gameplay features are limited and the game still isn't listed on Steam.

Hi-Rez and the SMITE community are big on charity events.

Extra Credits' latest video has some insightful things to say about free-to-play mechanics, focusing largely on the Witcher 3 card game Gwent and also referencing an old minigame in a classic RPG. The introductory way-too-l...

CCP's long-running sci-fi MMO EVE Online will soon be opening up to a lot more people.

Skyforge has a new expansion coming this fall, and it's a biggie.

Bethesda's getting its feet wet in the esports arena this weekend when it takes The Elder Scrolls: Legends to Seattle for PAX.

Maple Media announced the upcoming launch of Alpha testing for its free-to-play sandbox MMO SamuTale today.

A new update is on the way for Rappelz, according to publisher and developer Webzen.

It's pretty rare that something announced by a game developer comes out earlier than expected, but that's the case with World of Tanks' latest release.

Otherland, gamigo's free-to-play MMO based on the novels by Tad Williams, enters Open Beta today.

One-time action film star Stephen Seagal is taking his role as "personal Heroic Battle Advisor" for World of Warships somewhat seriously it seems...

Things aren't looking great for South Korean MMO companies, according to a report on the Financial Times.

Rider of Icarus fans have a lot to look forward to, according to the most recent Dev Blog (due out tomorrow) for the free-to-play game.

After five years and over $100 million in development costs, Realtime Worlds' All Points Bulletin launched in late June/early July (depending on your region) of 2010.

Remember Bandai Namco's Battleline: Steel Warfare, a Western port of Korean tank-battling title Blitz2: Battleline?...

My analysis of Crossout basically boiled down to "fun concept, now they just need to give it more varied gameplay." The team at Targem Games and Gaijin Entertainment agreed, and today they announced a new "Convoy Escort" game ...

Despite what happened to EverQuest Next, H1Z1, and Landmark, it seems that Daybreak Game Company hasn't completely given up on the free-to-play market. There's a job posting on Daybreak's careers site for "Senior Game Desig...