Category: 3D

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.

AirMech

Pilot an AirMech and tear through enemy lines in this free-to-play action RTS that borrows smart ideas from MOBAs without feeling like a direct clone. Instead of locking you into a single lane role, AirMech lets you switch on the fly between a fast aircraft and a hard-hitting robot, hauling units, clearing waves, and contesting bases in the same match.

Publisher: Carbon Games
Playerbase: Small
Type: Action RTS
Release Date: November 8, 2012
Pros: +Hands-on RTS battles with real decision-making. +Deep loadout and army customization. +Responsive, easy-to-learn controls.
Cons: -Matches can start to feel similar over time. -Long beta period (still labeled beta after +2/3 years).

Gloria Victis

Gloria Victis is a low-fantasy medieval MMORPG built around player conflict, territory control, and a grounded approach to combat. Rather than leaning on flashy magic and theme park questing, it focuses on a harsher sandbox world where equipment, positioning, and coordination matter, and where the economy and settlements depend heavily on what players choose to build and defend.

Publisher: Black Eye Games
Playerbase: Low
Type: Medieval Fantasy MMO
PvP: Open world/Realm vs. Realm
Release Date: June 09, 2016
Pros: +Weighty, skill-based medieval fighting. +Persistent, non-instanced housing. +Player-focused crafting economy.
Cons: -Visuals feel behind the times. -Balance can be uneven. -PvE is not the main draw and can feel thin.

Super Monday Night Combat

Super Monday Night Combat is a free-to-play 3D MMO that blends third-person shooting with classic MOBA lane-pushing, acting as a more feature-rich follow-up to the original Monday Night Combat.

Publisher: Uber Entertainment
Playerbase: Low
Type: MOBA / Third-person Shooter
Release Date: April 18, 2012
PvP: Battle Arenas
Pros: +Distinct Pro roster with clear roles. +High-tempo, skill-driven firefights. +Strong visuals and effects for its era. +Playful, comedic presentation. +Polished arena atmosphere. +Memorable music selection.
Cons: -Very low playerbase. –Hard to learn because onboarding is weak. +Few maps and limited mode variety.

Ryzom

Ryzom is a science-fantasy MMORPG built around sandbox progression, where your character grows by improving skills across four broad schools: Magic, Combat, Harvesting, and Crafting. Instead of locking you into a traditional class, the game encourages experimentation, letting you combine disciplines to create a flexible build that fits whatever role you want to play in the world.

Publisher: Winch Gate
Playerbase: Low
Type: MMORPG
Release Date: September 19, 2004
Pros: +Loyal, helpful community. +Classless progression with lots of freedom. +Player-made zones and tools.
Cons: -Systems can feel overcomplicated. -Aging visuals and interface. -Occasional animation glitches.

Saga

Saga is a free-to-play medieval fantasy MMORTS that blends nation management with RTS battles and a collectible card style recruitment system.

Publisher: Silverlode Interactive
Playerbase: Low
Type: MMORTS
Release Date: February 26, 2008
PvP: RTS Battles/ Raids / Tournaments
Pros: +Unusual hybrid of systems that feels different from typical MMORTS games. +Tactical, formation-focused combat. +A world that keeps progressing while you are away. +Team-friendly questing and battles. +Large supply of quests and repeatable content.
Cons: -Cash shop presence is hard to ignore, especially for cards. -Progress can feel grind-heavy without spending. -A lot to learn upfront. -Visuals and presentation show their age. -Tutorial and onboarding take a long time.

Soul of the Ultimate Nation

Soul of the Ultimate Nation (usually shortened to S.U.N.) was a fantasy MMORPG that leaned into action-heavy, skill-driven combat. At its core, the game asked you to pick one of five archetypal but distinct classes, Dragon Knight, Berserker, Valkyrie, Elementalist, or Shadow, then build around class skills, gear sets, and even swappable fighting styles that changed how your character handled in both PvE and PvP.

Publisher: Webzen
Type: MMORPG
Release Date: October 21, 2009
Closure Date: July 3, 2013
Relaunch (SUN CLASSIC): March 10, 2022
Pros: +Strong visuals for its era. +Several ways to PvP. +Snappy, action-forward combat.
Cons: -Pay-to-win pressure. -Familiar, genre-standard systems.

Shroud of the Avatar

Shroud of the Avatar is a fantasy sandbox MMORPG led by Richard Garriott (Lord British) that mixes classic Ultima-inspired design ideas with contemporary online features. It offers a solo-capable experience alongside multiplayer modes, supports character growth without rigid classes, and puts a big focus on exploration, crafting, player housing, and optional PvP for those seeking battles.

Publisher: Portalarium
Playerbase: Low
Type: Sandbox MMORPG
PvP: Open flag/Zones/Guild Warfare
Release Date: November 24, 2014
Pros: +Playable as single-player or online. +Classless progression with lots of build freedom. +Housing and vendors in the shared world. +Combat uses a reactive, skill-draw style system.
Cons: -Visuals are an acquired taste for some. -Not as strongly guided as theme-park MMOs.