Chroma: Bloom and Blight is a free-to-play CCG where you will not be tied into buying random packs or making cards.
By Michael Byrne -
F2P Cast: Chroma F2P CCG, Apex Legends Doing Well, JAGEX Ownership, And Games Closing Ep 373
On this week's show, Chroma is front and center in our First Look review, JAGEX ownership still seems to spark debate, LOTRO messes up again, Battleborn officially closes, and EA is making a killing on Apex Legends! All that and more on this week's Free to Play Cast!
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Discussion Timestamps:
00:00 Show Intro
02:35 Financials (Apex Legends and JAGEX)
20:20 Bad News for LOTRO and Battleborn Fans
26:49 World of Warships and Chroma Review
42:09 Weekly Bombs (DA-Bomb / A-Bomb)
49:37 Questions and Answers of the Week
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Free-To-Play Cast is the official podcast (and videocast) of MMOBomb.com about free to play multiplayer online games. Free-To-Play Cast takes on the week's biggest news with plenty of opinion, weekly bombs, community feedback, guests, laughs thrown in for good measure and much more. Have fun and expect a new episode next week!
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