Category: 3D

Kuboom

Kuboom is a fast, arcade-style FPS wrapped in chunky, cube-based visuals similar to what Minecraft popularized. It focuses on straightforward multiplayer gunfights across more than five modes (including free-for-all and team battle), supporting matches with as many as 32 players online.

Publisher: nobodyshot
Playerbase: Low
Type: FPS
Release Date: September 09, 2016
Pros: +Plays across PC and Android. +Supports up to 32 players in a match. +Multiple modes (five or more) to rotate through.
Cons: -Not much detailed information is publicly documented.

Galaxy Control

Galaxy Control is a top-down, sci-fi base-building strategy MMO built around the familiar loop of harvesting resources, upgrading a home base, and raiding other players for loot. If you have spent time with Clash of Clans or DomiNations, the broad idea will feel instantly recognizable, but Galaxy Control leans into a space theme and a more hands-on unit drop system during attacks.

Publisher: FX Games Media
Playerbase: Medium
Type: Mobile/PC Strategy
Release Date: August 10, 2016
Pros: +Polished, StarCraft-like visual style for a base raider. +Manual troop placement adds tactical choices. +Strong emphasis on PvP and squads.
Cons: -Interface feels primarily built for touchscreens. -Monetization can tilt outcomes. -Build and upgrade timers can be slow.

Heroes of Shadow Guard

Heroes of Shadow Guard is a free-to-play fantasy MMORPG that blends classic grid-style dungeon exploration with turn-based party combat and a strong emphasis on player creativity. You assemble a roster of collectible heroes, delve into campaign labyrinths, and raid other players’ custom-built dungeons, while also designing your own trap-filled maze to keep your valuables safe from would-be thieves.

Publisher: Iron 27
Playerbase: Low
Type: MMORPG
Release Date: August 3, 2016
Pros: +Strong emphasis on user-made dungeons. +Large mix of heroes with different roles. +Shared hub area with useful services.
Cons: -Mobile-first control feel on PC. -Monetization can impact power. -Visuals are noticeably low-res.

Heavy Metal Machines

Heavy Metal Machines is a free-to-play combat racer that blends arcade driving with MOBA-style team fights, all wrapped in a loud, post-apocalyptic heavy metal aesthetic. Two squads clash in short, aggressive matches where the goal is not simply to out-race opponents, but to control a bomb and force it into enemy territory through smart positioning, ability timing, and coordinated brawling.

Publisher: Hoplon Infotainment
Playerbase: Low
Type: Action / Racing
Release Date: January 31, 2017
Pros: +Distinct vehicle roles with plenty of style options. +Easy-to-learn handling that stays responsive under pressure. +Team-focused combat that rewards coordination.
Cons: -Low playerbase. -Limited variety with only one map and one mode.

Mir 4

Mir 4 is a cross-platform action MMORPG for mobile and PC that brings the Legend of Mir name into a modern 3D presentation. It leans on fast, ability-driven fights, flashy animations, and Unreal Engine 4 visuals, while also standing out for its optional blockchain layer that ties certain in-game activities to crypto-style rewards.

Publisher: WeMade Entertainment
Type: Mobile MMORPG, PC MMORPG (Cross-platform)
Release Date: November 25, 2020 (KR)
Re-release (With Blockchain Elements): August 25, 2021
Pros: +Several distinct classes with clear roles. +Responsive, action-first combat with strong visuals. +Notable play-to-earn and crypto integration.
Cons: -Progress can be constrained by time gates. -Loop can feel grindy over long sessions. -Auto-play reduces hands-on engagement. -Botting and hacking issues can harm the economy and PvP.

SpellKnights

SpellKnights is a third-person fantasy arena shooter built around elemental mind games and tight duels. Four armored spellcasters enter compact arenas and trade fire, water, earth, and wind attacks, using shields, positioning, and mana timing to force mistakes and secure the final elimination.

Publisher: OGSeries
Playerbase: Low
Type: Shooter
Release Date: June 28, 2016
Pros: +Accessible controls with real depth. +Tactical elemental matchups. +Plenty of cosmetic customization.
Cons: -Performance and optimization issues. -Limited to two modes. -No offline or solo option.

Kal Online

Kal Online is a long-running MMORPG built around an ongoing conflict between rival kings, set in an oriental fantasy world filled with demons and siege warfare. You start from one of four core classes and grow into specialized jobs, while also raising an ancient creature that later enables a combat transformation, one of the game’s signature hooks.

Publisher: GameAgit
Playerbase: Small
Type: MMORPG
Release Date: February 2004
Pros: +Deep job branching with many paths. +Creature-based transformation that changes your power curve. +Big guild PvP, including Castle Siege.
Cons: -Rough English localization in places. -Few resolution choices on modern setups. -Botting is a frequent complaint. -Noticeable bugs and rough edges. -Music can become repetitive over time.

Forza Horizon 3

Forza Horizon 3 drops you into a sun-soaked slice of Australia and lets you tackle it like a rolling car festival, rather than a strict track racer. With a garage that clears 350 vehicles and an open map built for roaming, it is as much about sightseeing and stunts as it is about clean lap times.

Publisher: Microsoft Studios
Playerbase: High
Type: Racing
Release Date: September 27, 2016
Pros: +Huge car roster (350+). +Expansive open-world Australia. +Co-op campaign for up to four. +Cross-platform support.
Cons: -Lengthy loading. -Menus can feel unintuitive.

Ghost Recon Wildlands

Ghost Recon Wildlands is a sprawling open-world shooter that drops you into Bolivia as part of the U.S. Army’s fictional Ghost unit. The objective is straightforward but ambitious, dismantle the Santa Blanca Cartel through a flexible, player-driven campaign built around planning, scouting, and coordinated assaults.

Publisher: Ubisoft
Playerbase: Medium
Type: Shooter
Release Date: March 7, 2017
Pros: +Plenty of ways to get around the map. +Striking landscapes and varied regions. +Designed with 4-player co-op in mind.
Cons: -Does not always deliver the tight tactical feel the premise suggests.

Quake Champions

Quake Champions is a free to play arena FPS built around classic Quake fundamentals, quick movement, precision aim, and relentless duels, while adding a hero-style roster with distinct active abilities. Matches are short, lethal, and skill-driven, with champions that slightly shift how you approach positioning, damage trades, and map control.

Publisher: Bethesda Softworks
Playerbase: Medium
Type: F2P Shooter
Release Date: August 22, 2017
Pros: +Blisteringly quick arena combat +Distinct champions with abilities +Very high skill ceiling for competitive players
Cons: -No offline play option -No community-hosted servers -Champions require unlocking/purchase