Free to Play Weekly (ep.105)
Rift's latest update sends the MMO underwater, Blizzard reveals more info on Heroes of the Storm, Lego Minifigures Online opens beta signups, and a Jane Austin inspired MMO heads to kickstarter. These stories and more on this week's episode of the F2P Weekly!
Free-To-Play Weekly with Natsumii is the exclusive web show from MMOBomb.com. This show presents you with the most important news of the week about free-to-play online games and the latest releases, with a few jokes thrown in for good measure. Have fun and expect a new show next week!
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