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2027 Video Game Release Dates Calendar
This guide provides a comprehensive calendar of video game releases scheduled for 2027, including titles with unannounced dates, DLCs, and expansions. It lists games by month and also includes a section for titles with unconfirmed release dates across various platforms.
The MOP Up: RIFT’s Razorback Roundup is back, yeehaw!
This week's MMO news roundup includes the return of RIFT's Razorback Roundup event, updates for Marvel Rivals and Uncharged Waters Origin, and news from various games like Wizard101, Fiesta Online, and Gloria Victis. Gamigo announced upcoming releases, while War Thunder reported on bans, and Myth of Empires: Throne secured a publishing deal.
Gamigo’s Fiesta Online launches Throne of Legel ahead of its console release
Gamigo has launched the 'Throne of Legel' update for its MMORPG Fiesta Online, introducing a new questline, areas like Legel Valley and Legelheim, and a new boss, Legel Prime. The update also adds a Guard Break system and new World Boss weapons for players level 141 and above. Fiesta Online is also slated for a console release later this year, with a demo planned for Gamescom.
Morning Consolidation
Several games are making news with updates and releases. PUBG: Battlegrounds has a roadmap for console experience improvements, while Moss: The Forgotten Relic launches on PlayStation 5 tomorrow. Fiesta Online is also coming to consoles.
Massively OP Podcast Episode 572: A punch to Elder Scrolls Online’s gut
The Massively OP Podcast episode 572 discusses significant layoffs at ZeniMax Studios impacting The Elder Scrolls Online. Other topics include EverQuest Legends' paid beta, Aion 2's business model, Tencent's acquisition of the PlanetSide IP, and Fiesta Online's upcoming console release.
MMO Week in Review: 213
Microsoft's significant layoffs have heavily impacted the Elder Scrolls Online live team, reducing its size to that of 2015-2018. This week also saw Warframe's TennoCon, Aion 2 previewing its monetization, Tencent acquiring the PlanetSide franchise, Star Trek Online launching Undiscovered, and Gamigo porting Fiesta Online to consoles.
Gamigo is bringing 20-year-old anime MMORPG Fiesta Online to console and we’re here for it
Publisher Gamigo has announced plans to bring the 20-year-old anime MMORPG Fiesta Online to PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo consoles. The game, which originally launched in Korea in 2006, will allow console players to create heroes, complete quests, battle monsters, and join guilds in the world of Isya. A specific launch date has not yet been revealed, but Gamigo plans to showcase the game at Gamescom.
Fiesta Online Is Finally Heading To Xbox, PlayStation And Nintendo Consoles
Fiesta Online, a free-to-play anime MMORPG originally launched on PC in 2008, is coming to Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo consoles. Publisher gamigo announced the upcoming release, which will feature six distinct character classes and cooperative multiplayer activities like Kingdom Quests. A release date has not yet been announced, but the game will remain free-to-play on PC.
Fiesta Online Is Coming to PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Platforms
Publisher gamigo announced that the anime MMORPG Fiesta Online is coming to PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo platforms. Players can choose from six character classes and participate in group quests for up to 20 players. This move aims to introduce the game to a new audience on consoles.
Anime MMORPG Fiesta Online announced for Nintendo Switch
Gamigo has announced that the anime MMORPG Fiesta Online will be released on the Nintendo Switch, though a specific release window has not yet been provided. The game will allow players to choose from six character classes, complete quests, battle monsters, and participate in group activities like Kingdom Quests for up to 20 players. Senior producer manager Michael Ha Cheng stated that bringing the game to consoles aims to introduce the world of Isya to a new audience.
