Category: 3D

Priston Tale

Priston Tale is an old-school 3D fantasy MMORPG built around hands-on combat, heavy monster grinding, and long-term character growth through ten classes and their trainable skill trees.

Publisher: SubaGames
Playerbase: Low
Type: MMORPG
Release Date: 2001
Pros: +Ten class options with distinct playstyles. +A dedicated community still keeps it alive. +Full 360-degree camera movement.
Cons: -Visuals show their age. -Localization is rough in places. -Early guidance is unclear and easy to miss.

Metal War Online

Metal War Online is a free-to-play sci-fi PvP shooter built around fast, arcade-style tank combat. Matches drop you into compact battlefields where teams fight for objectives, earn resources, and funnel those rewards back into vehicle upgrades and consumables. With modes like Assault on Base, Capture the Flag, Control Points, and Team Death Match, it is designed as a match-based MMO experience rather than a story-driven campaign.

Publisher: GDTeam Limited
Playerbase: Low
Type: Shooter
PvP: Death Match / Capture / Turret
Release Date: Dec 13, 2015
Pros: +Good selection of match types. +Distinct tank roles with class identity. +Clan support for organized play.
Cons: -Little to no onboarding for new players. -Monetization can impact competitive balance.

Thang Online

Thang Online is a 3D, client-driven fantasy MMORPG built around real-time fighting rather than traditional tab-target rotations. Its standout mechanic is the Ki system, which lets you shift your character’s stats on the fly to match the situation, whether you need more offense, sturdier defense, or extra Ki for skill use. Adding to the moment-to-moment tension, certain monsters can unexpectedly evolve into rarer and tougher versions, pushing you to react quickly and lean on the right Ki combinations.

Publisher: Jaca Entertainment
Playerbase: Low
Type: MMORPG
Release Date: January 21, 2005
Pros: +Fast, reactive combat. +Meaningful gear upgrading. +Enemies that can mutate into dangerous variants.
Cons: -Aged visuals. -Little onboarding and no quest structure. -Overall design feels familiar and uneven.

Conqueror’s Blade

Conqueror’s Blade (originally announced as War Rage) is a war-focused MMO that mixes third-person action with light RTS-style unit command, aiming for the feel of a cinematic siege battle where players are both frontline fighters and battlefield leaders. Set against an ancient Chinese backdrop, it emphasizes large-scale PvP and the push-and-pull of taking objectives, breaching defenses, and coordinating with allies.

Publisher: MY.GAMES
Playerbase: Medium
Type: Action RPG/Strategy MMO
Release Date: May 30, 2019
PvP: Large-scale War
Pros: +Sharp visual detail and strong atmosphere. +Impactful melee and siege combat. +Meaningful tactical layer through unit control.
Cons: -Balance can be uneven between units and matchups. -Movement and inputs can feel awkward at times. -New players may struggle to catch up.

AdventureQuest 3D

AdventureQuest 3D is a cross-platform fantasy MMORPG that aims to deliver a lightweight, pick-up-and-play trip through Artix Entertainment’s quirky world of Lore. It mixes classic questing and cartoon-styled humor with a flexible class system, making it easy to jump in whether you are brand new to MMOs or simply want something you can play in short sessions.

Publisher: Artix Entertainment
Playerbase: Medium
Type: MMORPG
Release Date: October 19, 2016
PvP: Arena
Pros: +Cross-platform play on multiple devices. +Swap between unlocked classes freely. +Lighthearted, humorous writing. +Simple controls and approachable pacing. +Lots of gear options to chase.
Cons: -Visuals and sound feel basic, especially on PC. -Questing and crafting can become repetitive. -Crafting includes real-time wait timers. -Feature set feels thin compared to bigger MMOs.

Sphere 3

Sphere 3: Enchanted World is a 3D fantasy action MMORPG built around faction warfare, open conflict, and a manual, non-target combat style that asks you to aim rather than simply tab-target. It leans heavily into PvP, including PK-enabled servers and large-scale fights like castle sieges, while still offering the familiar PvE loop of questing, dungeons, and world bosses.

Publisher: Nikita Online
Playerbase: Medium
Type: MMORPG
Release Date: August 18, 2015
PvP: PK-enabled PvP servers, Faction vs Faction, Castle Sieges
Pros: +Strong art direction. +Large zones with plenty of environmental detail. +A wide class lineup to choose from. +Runs on modest PC hardware.
Cons: -Visuals feel behind the times. -Only two races available. -Questing and systems can feel routine. -Some classes are locked by gender. -Combat can feel laggy and slow to respond.

Krosmaster Arena

Krosmaster Arena captures the spirit of a tabletop skirmish battler in an online format, allowing players to draft squads of anime-inspired miniatures and outthink opponents with positioning and well-timed abilities. Battles revolve around grid-based tactics, collectible figures, and competitive matchups, all tied closely to Ankama’s DOFUS and WAKFU universe.

Publisher: Ankama Games
Playerbase: Low
Type: Online Board Game
Release Date: November 05, 2015
Pros: +Set in the DOFUS/WAKFU world. +Quick to pick up and play. +Works across multiple platforms.
Cons: -The visual style will not be for everyone. -Collecting figures can get pricey. -Finding matches can take a while.

LoveBeat

LoveBeat is a casual, lobby-driven rhythm MMO that mixes light competitive play with heavy social features, including couples systems and dating-style interactions. If you have played Audition Online or similar dance games, the core loop will feel familiar, but LoveBeat tries to keep things fresh by offering a surprisingly large menu of modes that go beyond standard team dance rooms.

Publisher: GamenGame
Playerbase: Low
Type: Rhythm Game
Release Date: December 27, 2012
Pros: +Large selection of outfits and cosmetic options to collect. +Many modes to rotate through (from classic dance matches to Jump Rope and Passing the Bomb).
Cons: -Cash shop items are rentals only (1 to 30 days), not permanent. -Translation and localization quality can be rough. -Moment-to-moment rhythm mechanics feel fairly standard for the genre.

Block N Load

Block N Load is a 5v5, hero-driven arena shooter that mixes objective-based FPS action with Minecraft-like construction. Teams begin by shaping defenses out of blocks, traps, and utility pads, then switch into full-on combat as they push lanes, dig tunnels, and try to crack the opposing base before their own core is destroyed.

Publisher: Toadman Interactive
Playerbase: Low
Type: Strategy FPS
Release Date: April 30, 2015
Pros: +Large hero roster with different roles. +Smart blend of building, traps, and gunplay. +Perks add meaningful hero customization.
Cons: -Rotating hero availability can be limiting. -Matchmaking quality is inconsistent. -Steep learning curve for new players.

Kingdom Wars

Kingdom Wars is a free-to-play 3D MMORTS that blends persistent-world city management with instanced RTS battles, including real-time sieges, plus light RPG-style progression layered on top of a medieval fantasy setting.

Publisher: Reverie World Studios
Playerbase: Low
Type: MMORTS
Release Date: September 6, 2011
PvP: Instanced RTS and Siege Battles
Pros: +Strong visuals and atmospheric audio for an RTS. +A storyline that gives the questing structure some purpose. +Tactical battles with a clear focus on sieges. +Includes a single player campaign.
Cons: -Few (or no) keyboard shortcuts for fast unit control. -Progression can feel drawn out between upgrades and quests. -Unreliable pathfinding that disrupts formations and orders.