All Stories Tagged: free-to-play, Page 22

Snail Games plans to expand Age of Wushu to more platforms, as well as create a feature film around the franchise.

A steady flow of fresh content is important for the well-being of free-to-play multiplayer games but Tribes: Ascend, well, is looking a little peaky. Developer Hi-Rez has said its timeline for the next six months doesn't include any "major" for the free-to-play FPS, and maybe not any after that, as it focuses on other games.

With kangaroos, pandas, and Bob making part of the Tekken roster, it's clear that Namco Bandai doesn't take themselves too seriously when making new characters for the series. For their latest release, fans will get to choose between a salmon, Female Paul, a giant praying mantis, and more.

Guitar Hero has been axed. Harmonix has stopped development on Rock Band and Dance Central. For the most part, it seems as though the music genre has contracted. However, one game has managed to drunkenly stumble into success: SingStar.

As it's been three months since Firefall developer Red 5 announced the free-to-play shooter MMO would start open beta testing on July 9, here's a reminder: Firefall entered open beta today. If you've ever wished MMOs had more mechsuits with jets, it's probably giving it a bash.

The team behind Transformers Universe has been hit with layoffs. Jagex says it won't "adversely impact" the game, but a source claims that hitting the release target is putting pressure on the company.

Wargaming CEO Victor Kislyi admits that the Gold requirement for World of Tanks isn't ideal. "This we have to tolerate, which I am not happy about," he said. "I would rather add another 30-40 million non-golden members."

Sony Online Entertainment had Dragon's Prophet on display at the E3 booth this year, showing off how to catch the multitude of dragons prowling around Auratia.

Killer Instinct will offer a full season-pass-like option to grab all of the characters at once, Double Helix has confirmed.

While I wasn't outright awed by Command & Conquer, it is clear that the franchise is heading back in the direction of its classic days.