Category: 3D

Mortal Online

Mortal Online is a hardcore sandbox MMORPG built around skill training instead of character levels. It drops you into a harsh medieval fantasy setting where your progress comes from what you practice, whether that is fighting, crafting, trading, or building, and where danger, including other players, is never far away.

Publisher: Mortal Online Factory
Playerbase: Low
Type: MMORPG
Release Date: June 9, 2010
Pros: +Player-driven sandbox design. +Classless, skill-based characters. +Full open-world PvP
Cons: -Skill ceiling without subscribing. -Rough edges and recurring bugs. -EU server location can mean higher latency.

Double Action

Double Action: Boogaloo is a multiplayer first-person shooter built around cinematic gunplay, where dives, rolls, and wall flips are not just for show, they are how you score. Matches are quick, chaotic free-for-alls, and the game pushes you to chase style as much as raw efficiency by rewarding flashy kills with extra points and bullet-time opportunities.

Publisher: Double Action Factory
Playerbase: Low
Type: FPS
Release Date: July 02, 2015
Pros: +Signature slow-motion gunfights. +High-speed matches with constant action. +Style-focused scoring encourages creative play.
Cons: -Weapon balance can feel uneven. -Bullet time triggers so often it can disrupt pacing. -Not many maps to rotate through.

Warmode

Warmode is a compact, arcade-leaning first-person shooter built around straightforward team deathmatch on small, easily readable maps. You pick a side, chase frags, and turn your score into weapon and gear unlocks mid-session, with a focus on quick rounds and constant action. Despite the occasional rough edge, it aims to deliver a simple, pick-up-and-play FPS loop that runs on almost any PC.

Publisher: Novalink
Playerbase: Low
Type: Shooter
Release Date: August 25, 2015
Pros:+Very small install size and low system demands. +Rapid-fire matches with constant skirmishes. +Punchy pace and easy-to-grasp gunplay.
Cons: –Unreliable hit detection and server responsiveness. –Limited variety due to the narrow mode selection.

Mission Against Terror

Mission Against Terror Online is a free-to-play, lobby-driven FPS built around quick firefights, a wide mix of modes, plenty of firearms to unlock or buy, and flashy costumes that lean into its anime-styled presentation.

Publisher: Cibmall AsiaSoft
Playerbase: Low
Type: Shooter
Release Date: September 19, 2010
Pros: +Easy to pick up and play. +Plenty of maps to rotate through. +Lots of modes for different moods. +Runs well on older PCs.
Cons: -Heavy pay-to-win elements. -Cheating can be an issue. -Very similar to Counter-Strike-style lobby shooters.

Pox Nora

Pox Nora is a fantasy tactics title that fuses turn based, grid focused combat with the collect and customize appeal of a trading card game. You pick one of eight factions, assemble a rune deck, then deploy champions, spells, and equipment in long, deliberate matches where planning matters as much as raw power.

Publisher: Desert Owl Games
Playerbase: Low
Type: Strategy RPG
Release Date: August 01, 2006
Pros: +A distinctive blend of TCG collection and tactical battles. +Many viable approaches and archetypes. +Huge pool of runes to earn and experiment with.
Cons: -Constrained 4×3 presentation. -Matches can run long. -Demanding learning curve. -Deck building and market tools live in the browser.

theHunter

theHunter is a detailed hunting simulation built around careful movement, tracking, and smart shot placement, supporting sessions of up to 8 players. Across 9 reserves inspired by real-world regions, you can pursue 22 animal species, with the focus placed firmly on patience and fieldcraft rather than constant action.

Publisher: Expansive Worlds
Playerbase: Medium
Type: MMO Shooter
Release Date: March 2009
Pros: +Strong visuals and atmosphere. +Authentic-feeling hunting systems. +Absorbing pace and sound design. +Optional hunting dog companion. +Large amount of huntable content. +Subscription cost is fairly reasonable.
Cons: -Can become pricey depending on what you buy. -Character models can look a bit toy-like. -A handful of species are locked behind additional purchases.

Gear Up

Gear Up is a fast, arcade-minded vehicle shooter built around short arena matches where you dismantle rival robots and use your winnings to tweak your own machine. The hook is simple: jump into a brawl, earn currency, swap parts, then return with a new loadout that changes how you move and fight.

Publisher: Doctor Entertainment AB
Playerbase: Medium
Type: Vehicle Shooter
Release Date: January 28, 2015
Pros: +Straightforward controls that click quickly. +Clean, polished map visuals. +Lots of build and loadout options.
Cons: -Occasional random crashes. -Lag spikes that can ruin fights. -Spawn pressure and spawn-killing on small maps.

Twelve Sky 2

Twelve Sky 2 drops you into a martial fantasy MMO built around clan identity, weapon-focused combat, and long stretches of monster hunting across a wintry landscape. It aims for a distinct Chinese-inspired aesthetic, and while its moment-to-moment play can feel old-school (sometimes to a fault), there is still a clear appeal for players who enjoy steady grinding, simple progression, and periodic clan PvP as a change of pace.

Publisher: Red Fox Games
Playerbase: Low
Type: Fantasy
Release Date: September 09, 2009
Pros: +Strong character models. +Smooth combat animations. +Large-scale zones.
Cons: -Questing becomes monotonous. –World often feels sparse. –Class choices can seem too similar.

Fishing Planet

Fishing Planet is a sportfishing simulator built around realistic tackle choices, changing conditions, and the slow, methodical rhythm of waiting for a bite. You pick a destination, set up the right gear for the species you are after, then work the line with timing and control rather than arcade-style button mashing. It is designed to be calm and technical at the same time, rewarding patience with trophy catches and steady progression.

Publisher: Fishing Planet LLC.
Playerbase: Medium
Type: Fishing Simulator
Release Date: August 11, 2015
Pros: +Authentic, simulation-first fishing. +Extensive gear and setup variety. +Deep tuning and condition-based choices.
Cons: -Slow initial load times. -Tutorial does not teach enough. -Occasional instability and crashes.

Paladins

Paladins: Champions of the Realm is a free to play, hero-driven team shooter built around coordinated objective play. Matches revolve around picking a champion with a clear role, then tailoring that kit through loadout cards and in-match item purchases to fit your preferred style or your team’s needs.

Publisher: Hi-Rez Studios
Playerbase: High
Type: F2P Team Shooter
Release Date: September 15, 2016
Pros: +Large roster with distinct roles and playstyles. +Robust loadout card system that meaningfully changes builds. +Bright, readable art style that runs well on many PCs.
Cons: -Ranked can be difficult to break into for newer players. -Audio feedback lacks punch compared to top shooters. -Maps can start to blur together over time. -Matchmaking can feel uneven.