Console MMORPGs are often overlooked, but there’s a surprising number of quality titles on Xbox, PlayStation, and Switch. This guide breaks down the best MMORPGs you can play on console right now — whether you’re after deep combat systems, massive worlds, or casual co-op adventures.
In today’s MMORPG roundup: BitCraft’s Early Access pushes to June 27, Albion Online redesigns the newbie journey ahead of Abyssal Depths, WoW previews Ghosts of K’aresh and Timewalking events, D&D Online preorders Chill of Ravenloft, and new teasers arrive for Eldramoor, Legend of YMIR, and more.
Today’s MMORPG news highlights the console debut of ESO’s Season of the Worm Cult, a surprise crafting preview from Chrono Odyssey ahead of its playtest, Aion Classic 4.0’s global launch with the Luminess class, major City of Heroes legacy content, and three seasonal events rolling into Black Desert Online. Plus, Age War gets a new class and server, and Throne and Liberty teases its next 6v6 PvP mode.
Tree of Savior Neo opens a new server as its mobile-PC revival gains traction, RuneScape raises its Crafting cap to 110 with powerful new gear, and Blade & Soul Heroes delivers an 8-minute showcase of squad combat, roster building, and world exploration. Also today: The Starlight’s multiverse and PvP systems are revealed in full, MapleStory apologizes with compensation after 35-hour downtime, and updates hit Villagers & Heroes, WoW Classic, LOTRO, and more.
Corepunk’s early access launch in 2024 didn’t turn many heads — but five major updates have transformed the experience in 2025. From smoother levelling to new endgame PvPvE content, here’s why now might be the perfect time to give this MMORPG a second chance.
Catch up on today’s MMORPG news: RavenQuest raises its level cap and adds rotating Boss Bounties, 4Story: The Original relaunches with autoplay and P2W mechanics, Black Desert updates across PC, console, and mobile clients, and LOTRO and DDO begin migration away from 32-bit servers. Plus, Apogea’s open playtest launches, and Quinfall revamp new player incentives.
Walkscape is a retro-inspired mobile fitness RPG where your real-life steps power in-game progression. With deep life skills, nostalgic vibes, and zero GPS tracking, it’s a great blend of idle gameplay and personal fitness. In this hands-on review, I share how it fits into my daily 20k-step routine, the systems it offers, and what I'd love to see next, including possible combat, boss fights, and co-op step-based gameplay. Whether you’re a RuneScape fan or just want to get fit while gaming, Walkscape is worth a look.
Catch up on today’s MMORPG news: Early hands-on previews for Chrono Odyssey reveal both promise and polish issues; Albion Online teases its “One World, Unlimited Stories” update with a powerful trailer; World of Warcraft’s Legacy of Arathor update goes live June 17. Plus, big news for Trove, EverQuest II, Fractured Online, and Throne & Liberty’s Road to Raid event.
Catch up on today’s MMORPG news: Wizard101 launches its debut eight‑player raid “The Ghastly Conspiracy” in the Heap; Throne & Liberty rolls out the Tevent Arch‑Boss guild raid; Pax Dei’s massive Verse 3 “Path of the Adventurer” update goes live; MapleStory’s Stargazer brings the Cosmic Mage to the sky; FFXI overhauls Limbus endgame; and WoW spurs chatter with an intriguing audio drama.
Catch up on today’s MMORPG news: Smilegate teases Eclipse and LordNine, Palia shares its roadmap, Aion Classic launches its 4.0 Action Mage update, and EverQuest II unleashes its Dozekar PvP server. Also: early access for Monsters & Memories, Ship of Heroes visual deep‑dive, Quinfall boosts PvP tools, TERA introduces console QoL, and more.