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Massively OP Podcast Episode 585: BioWare dies, SWTOR lives on
The Massively OP Podcast episode 585 discusses the closure of BioWare by EA, alongside updates on MapleStory Classic World, Dragon Nest Classic, WoW Forever, Elder Scrolls Online Season 2, and EverQuest Legends. The hosts also explore the concept of offline MMOs and spotlight Tower Unite.
MMO Week in Review: Lament for BioWare
Electronic Arts has officially shut down the legendary studio BioWare, laying off 400 employees in the process. This move has been met with significant criticism, highlighting concerns about venture capital and corporate practices in the gaming industry. Several other MMOs and studios also saw news this week, including updates on MapleStory Classic World, Chronicles of Elyria, and the closure of Zenith.
Dragon Nest smashes the big red nostalgia button with the launch of Dragon Nest Classic
Eyedentity Games has launched Dragon Nest Classic, a separate server inspired by the early days of the action MMO Dragon Nest. This classic server features content from the game's early release, with a level cap of 32, and includes adjustments like a beginner's guide system and lowered skill acquisition levels. The launch is accompanied by various in-game events designed to engage players and celebrate the return of classic content.
The new open-world RPG climbing Steam is the biggest surprise since Crimson Desert: huge, pretty, and only $30
DragonSword: Awakening, an open-world action RPG from developer Hound13, has launched on Steam to positive reviews, achieving 90% positive feedback after over 4,600 player reviews. Despite a complicated development history involving publisher disputes and a last-minute delay, the game is praised for its premium pricing model, avoiding gacha mechanics, and offering a vast amount of content for $30. It has seen strong concurrent player numbers on Steam, running on Unreal Engine 5.
Eyedentity Games Unveils Dragon Nest Classic SEA First Anniversary Update and New Server Argenta - GameHaunt
Eyedentity Games is launching a new server named Argenta for Dragon Nest Classic SEA on March 1, 2026, coinciding with the game's first anniversary. The update introduces the new Kali class and is supported by a $210,000 marketing campaign focused on Southeast Asian markets. The developer has also outlined a roadmap for 2026, including further content updates and new classes.
