Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen has been in development for nearly a decade, promising deep group-based gameplay and immersive exploration. I jumped into the latest test session to see how much progress has been made. While the game has improved visually and in some mechanics, early frustrations with quests, inventory, and slow combat raise concerns about its launch readiness. Can Pantheon live up to its potential, or is it still too rough around the edges? Here’s my honest first impressions review after hands-on testing.

Fractured Online has officially launched out of Early Access, bringing in over 2,000 players to its fresh start server. After 20+ hours of exploring its unique knowledge-based progression, crafting, and action combat, here are my first impressions of the game. From the tutorial island to building my first house, I’ll break down what works well—and what doesn’t—in this ambitious sandbox MMORPG.

The Quinfall has stirred excitement and controversy since its reveal, with many questioning whether it’s a real MMORPG or just an ambitious concept. Now, after hands-on testing, we dive into its gameplay, combat, world design, and performance. While the game boasts massive landscapes, in-depth character creation, and a unique setting, technical issues and unpolished mechanics leave much to be desired. Can The Quinfall fulfill its ambitious vision, or is it another unfinished dream?

Step into the medieval world of Life is Feudal MMO, where survival is as tough as the terrain itself. From relentless grinding and clunky mechanics to the stark loneliness of an empty world, I braved the challenge to see if this game holds up in 2024. Whether you’re drawn in by its sandbox freedom or put off by its sheer difficulty, this review uncovers the highs, lows, and unexpected dangers—yes, even death by deer—in this unforgiving MMORPG.