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Synopsis: A Tale In the Desert is an open world MMO set in ancient Egypt. As normal citizens, players build up resources and complete various tests ranging from creating an art piece and gaining “likes” on it, to wine brewing to beetle breeding and everything in between. With no combat whatsoever, A Tale In The Desert stands out as a very unique game for players who would prefer a relaxing world to live in rather than one where their level depends solely on killing large amounts of nameless bad guys.


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Synopsis: Aion is a fast paced game with a heaping dollop of crafting, and a heavy focus on player vs player combat centered around capturing and defending territory in the end-game Abyss. Touting flight as one of its major features, Aion allows players to take to the skies and introduces the factor of height to the combat experience. Despite its criticism as being heavy on grinding, Aion stands as NCsoft’s best source of income above the Lineage brand.

Synopsis: Alganon has been compared to many things, all of them named World of Warcraft. Of course, Quest Online would rather you just download the game for free and play through the first thirty levels, also for free. What you will find in Alganon may not play much differently than many other MMOs, but with a price tag of $0, it’s difficult to justify not at least downloading the client and giving the game a try.

Synopsis: All Points Bulletin is a cops and robbers MMO set in a city gripped by crime and an overactive and thuggish police force. Players can play as either side in the ongoing struggle in a purely player vs player arena. relying on your ability to drive, shoot, and occasionally leave the criminals alive long enough to arrest.
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Synopsis: Anarchy Online is one of the oldest surviving MMOs on the market. Launched back in 2001, this game brings science fiction to the MMO world. Players take advantage of nano technology, the game’s over 80 skills, and the world itself to create their own story in a game with dynamic missions, player vs player combat, and more. Without a real set “end-game,” Anarchy Online expects players to do the dirty work, and create their own social environments to live in.

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Synopsis: Asheron’s Call is a testament to its fanbase, given it survived its would-be and short lived successor, yet still manages to live on over a decade later. Offering a massive world without load zones, Asheron’s Call has stood the test of time and cemented its place in the hall of MMOs.

Synopsis: Champions Online is actually the second superhero MMO built by Cryptic Studios, the first being City of Heroes. Champions Online is an action-based MMO that offers players an intense, detailed character creator. With a massive array of costume choices to pick from, players are able to customize themselves and their arch-nemesis to their liking. In-game, players will quickly become accustomed to the notable factions, friendly and not so much, in their attempts to keep the world safe.

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Synopsis: City of Heroes allows players to act out the comic book hero/villain of their dreams. In a world built all of its own, City of Heroes allows players to build their character from the ground up, with a robust customization engine and a powerful archetype creator.

Synopsis: Craft of Gods already has a unique line going for it: It is based off of Slavic mythology. Set in an open world environment, players are offered a pool of skills to level up in rather than choosing from predetermined classes. With a slight emphasis on mounted combat, Craft of Gods allows players to tame a wide assortment of creatures to ride and fight from, and a feature seen in relatively few MMOs: Player owned housing. With a free server to choose from, Craft of Gods is at least worth a download.

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Synopsis: CrimeCraft is a third person shooter in the purest sense. Players level up by completing missions, allowing them access to more weapons and better abilities with the restriction on how many of those weapons/abilities they can take into combat (similar to Call of Duty). Players can experience the full game for free, with bonuses for subscribing (faster loot acquisition and faster experience gain). Crimecraft also features a campaign mode that offers back story to the world itself.


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Synopsis: Darkfall is billed as the game for Ultima Online fans. Stat-based leveling? Check. Territory control by guilds? Check. Siege warfare? Check. Player owned housing? Check. Those seeking a game where player vs player combat can be avoided should search elsewhere, as there is no ground in this game where you cannot be killed by anyone and everyone. Solo play is a difficult task as well.

Synopsis: DC Universe is an action-oriented MMO that allows players to create their own hero/villain and enter iconic areas in the DC Universe. Fight alongside or against notable persons from Superman to Lex Luthor, Brainiac, and more. DC Universe offers players choice between optional and all-world player vs player combat, a system familiar to most MMO players.

Synopsis: Dungeons and Dragons Online is an action-oriented game that takes the group-based system of its pen and paper equivalent and places it in an MMO environment. Although solo player is possible, players will have a much more enjoyable time joining groups and tackling dungeons. Each dungeon is a unique story, voiced over by the ominous dungeon master, as players make their way through catacombs, disarming traps, finding secret passages and more importantly: obtaining loot.

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Synopsis: Earthrise is an open world MMO that allows players to choose their own progression by spending battle points in weapon/armor/ability pools ala Eve Online. Players gain battle points by killing NPCs and completing quests.

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Synopsis: Eve Online is a cutthroat world, one of the few MMOs where scams, ponzi schemes, back stabbing, corporate espionage, insider trading, and insurance fraud are just another way to play. Players play entirely through space ships in a single world dominated by player-run corporations, determining who has access to what. There is a lot to be learned in Eve Online, as the MMO known for its steep learning curve, but true power comes only to those who seek it.

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Synopsis: Everquest is responsible for many of the features attributed to the “WoW clone” market. With an impressive lineup of expansions, Everquest has more content than most will ever be able to complete. A fantasy MMO by trade, Everquest tasks players with leveling up via quests and instances. One of the oldest MMOs on the market, Everquest may feel archaic to newcomers, even ancient in its mechanics.

Synopsis: Everquest II follows its predecessor by creating a world for players to explore, interact, and level up in. A traditional fantasy MMO, Everquest II offers two tiers of membership: a free service (Everquest II Extended) and the regular subscription based service. Structurally there is no difference between these two services.

Synopsis: Face of Mankind is a faction based game with open player vs player combat where the players create the game. Players battle over control of zones, each offering different utilities, resources, and standing. Players control every aspect of the game, from the market to the police force.

Synopsis: Fallen Earth is a fast-paced RPG with shooting and fighting mechanics set in a post-apocalyptic world. With a heavy emphasis on crafting, players will be able to create a majority of what they use from weapons, armor, vehicles, and food. Later on, players join factions and fight out over territory and control of the wastelands.

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Editor’s Note: The expansion packs listed do not include the original game, or their previous expansions. Given the perpetual price-cut on Direct2Drive, purchasing the Ultimate Collection includes all of the expansions, at the same price as one expansion individually.
Synopsis: Final Fantasy XI is a slower paced, group oriented MMO with a steep learning curve and a lot of content to wade through. As a result, players may find the game more intimidating than many other MMOs, even though the difficulty curve has come down over the years.

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Synopsis: Final Fantasy XIV allows players to become any class in the game, simply by changing their equipped weapon, allowing for full freedom in how they play the game. Players level up by completing leves, hunting monsters, and crafting, and can take part in raids, events, and short public quests.

Synopsis: Easy to get into, difficult to master. Free Realms allows players to take a “job,” and level up their skill of choice by completing mini-games and quests. Free Realms is oriented at a younger crowd, with appeal toward older players and a more casual audience.

Synopsis: Cartoon Network’s MMO. An action-based shooter/slasher, players level up by gaining nanos of iconic characters from their favorite shows. Updated with an anime style, players can play the entire game free, visiting popular locations and questing for notable characters.

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Synopsis: Globa Agenda is a class-based shooter with RPG elements and guild oriented warfare. Players meet in hubs, similar to Crimecraft, and fight in instanced lobbies rather than an open world environment like Planetside.

Synopsis: Playing as a demi-god, you start to find your house burned down, your family murdered, and your servants scattered. Set in ancient Rome, Gods & Heroes tasks players with rebuilding their estate, hiring and acquiring minions, and taking back their place in Rome. As an open world, traditional MMORPG, players enlist the aid of up to four minions at a time (over 130 can be acquired), offering a group-based game even when you can’t find other players.

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Synopsis: Lineage II has been criticized as grind-heavy, yet remains one of NCsoft’s biggest money makers despite its relatively old age. A traditional, open world MMO with a focus on quest/mob grinding, and siege warfare. One of Lineage II’s more distinct features is karma, or negative effects for killing players who are not fighting back.

Synopsis: Lord of the Rings Online takes place during the books, offering a familiar open-world fantasy MMO for players to indulge in. As players progress through the epic quest line, they’ll take part behind the scenes in locales famous from the books, with equally recognizable characters. There is little in terms of PvP for Lord of the Rings, however, as the game plays a heavy focus on
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Synopsis: Marvel Super Hero Squad is a cute, child-oriented MMO in the Super Hero Squad universe. Players choose from iconic characters from the Marvel Universe to run through instances, play mini-games, and collect new heroes.

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Synopsis: Mortal Online is a hardcore player vs player MMO similar to Ultima Online in its stat-based system. Players can fight one another virtually anywhere, and with a full loot and pickpocketing system, Mortal Online is not a game to leave AFK while you use the bathroom. An action-oriented game, players must fight with their reticle rather than a tab-targeting system.

Synopsis: Sail the seven seas in Pirates of the Burning Sea. With ship combat, land combat, trading, and piracy, there is plenty for the budding colonist or pirate to do.

Synopsis: Planetside is one of the few open world, non-instanced shooters in the genre. Allowing for players to travel anywhere at any time, Planetside opens up for massive battles between three factions over resources. As players level up, they gain certification to use more powerful weapons, tools, and machinery.


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Synopsis: Rift takes the familiar gameplay of World of Warcraft and spruces it up with customizable classes, dynamic rift events, and regular world events. Players choose from one of four basic classes, and outfit those classes with roles. Ultimately Rift isn’t something we haven’t played before, but who is to say that is a bad thing?


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Synopsis: Heading off the alternate world created in the latest movie, Star Trek Online puts the player in the Captain’s seat as they make their way through a Star Fleet Officer’s career. Star Trek Online hopes to match the thrill of fighting in space, on the ground, negotiating peace, and building your crew, not to mention traveling your ship.


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Synopsis: The ultimate grandaddy of MMOs, Ultima Online offers an experience like no other. An isometric MMO with an emphasis on living in a world and making your place rather than hitting end-game and raiding gear, Ultima Online stands out from the rest.

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Synopsis: A troubled past, Vanguard is an MMO with an emphasis on crafting and diplomacy. Players are set in a world that offers player owned housing, player crafted ships, and more.

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Synopsis: Warhammer Online puts heavy focus on player vs player combat, both in world and instanced. Players from Order and Chaos fight for control over territory, with the hopes of pushing the opposing side back to their castle and sacking their main city. Players can capture territory, gaining renown experience that offers access to better equipment.

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This is a wonderful compilation of MMO information. I have purchased about 15 of these games and have tried the majority that way or through a trial of some sort. Now I’m looking back at various MMO games and wondering if they would be worth plunking down another 10-15 bucks to play for another week or two. Having the trial options listed is a huge help, and links for the sites are a help. Keep this list growing, and give us updates. I’d like to give LEGO U a try, but no way I’m spending 40$ on a complete unknown. I’ll bookmark this page and link it on the site so I can check in periodically. Thanks.
I’m quite peleasd with the information in this one. TY!