Category: Graveyard

Crush Online

Crush Online blends MMO progression with MOBA-style controls and lane-pushing territory battles, wrapping it all in a three-faction war that plays out across a persistent world map. Its standout hook is the multi-weapon setup, letting a single character swap fighting styles mid-combat while jumping between questing, dungeon runs, and large-scale PvP sectors.

Publisher: GAMESinFLAMES
Playerbase: Shut Down
Type: MMO Battle Arena
Release Date: October 10, 2016
Pros: +Clever MMO and MOBA crossover design. +Weapon swapping adds variety to one character. +Ongoing three-faction territory conflict with map-wide stakes.
Cons: -World navigation can be hard to read and easy to misinterpret. -Noticeable latency spikes during play. -Visuals feel dated and rough in places. -Soundtrack and effects lack personality.

Lost Sector

Lost Sector is a turn-based, squad-focused online strategy MMORPG set in the neon-and-concrete sprawl of Broxton. You play a battle-hardened soldier returning home to a city sliding into conflict, then build a team of mercs and allies to survive firefights where positioning, cover, and weapon handling matter as much as raw stats.

Publisher: Lost Sector Technologies
Playerbase: Low
Type: Strategy
Release Date: October 12, 2016 (In beta since 2012)
Shut Down Date: 2020
Pros: +Huge selection of firearms and gear. +Impressive 3D presentation for the genre. +Tactical, squad-driven combat that rewards smart play.
Cons: -Frequent technical issues. -Localization and English text can be rough. -Updates and progress arrived slowly.

Lifeless

Lifeless is a post-apocalyptic zombie survival title that drops you into a hostile sandbox where scarcity is the real enemy. Players align with one of two rival factions, then head into the Maine wilderness to loot, craft a plan for staying alive, and watch their back, because the undead are only part of the threat.

Developer: Green Man Loaded
Playerbase: Low
Type: Survival
Release Date: June 16, 2016
Shut Down Date: January, 2017
Pros: +Maine backdrop. +Emphasis on close-quarters fighting. +Faction rivalry adds tension to survival.
Cons: –Familiar apocalypse tone. -Not much documented information remains.

Erectus The Game

Erectus is a free-to-play, browser-based empire building MMO that places players in a prehistoric setting roughly 10,000 years in the past. You expand a growing realm, manage cities and resources, and lean heavily on diplomacy, because the larger threat, the computer-controlled Homo Erectus, is designed to be tackled as a community rather than as a lone empire.

Developer: Maata Games
Type: Empire Building MMO
Release Date: April 07, 2016
Shut Down Date: November 27, 2018
Pros: +Several playable races with distinct strengths. +Server-wide objective encourages cooperation. +Alliance tools support coordinated play.
Cons: -Visuals feel dated. -Some features were subject to change. -Interface can feel awkward and unintuitive.

Forge of Gods

Forge of Gods blends collectible card game progression with grid-based tactical battles, framing your deck-building around an unusual hook, harvesting the souls of defeated foes to help shape and empower your own would-be deities. Matches are designed to be quick, with a steady loop of collecting cards, upgrading heroes, and experimenting with evolutions and fusions.

Publisher: Panoramik, Inc.
Playerbase: Shut Down
Type: TCG Strategy
Release Date: May 6, 2016
Pros: +Huge card library with 1,000+ collectibles. +Plenty of PvE and progression to work through. +Deep evolution and fusion options.
Cons: -Pay-to-win pressure. -Mobile-first design that does not fully suit PC. -Sluggish, occasionally laggy interface.

Cabals: Magic and Battle Cards

Cabals: Magic & Battle Cards blends traditional collectible card game deckbuilding with a grid-based battlefield that feels closer to a light tactics game than a pure CCG. Matches are designed for two players, and the core hook is choosing a Cabal, building around its identity, then outmaneuvering an opponent through careful positioning and resource control.

Developer: Kyy Games
Playerbase: Low
Type: Collectible Card Game
Release Date: February 06, 2018
Shut Down Date: November 02, 2018
Pros: +Large card pool to unlock and experiment with. +Leaderboards for competitive tracking. +Online matchmaking supported.
Cons: -Game direction and features were subject to change. -Limited public information and long-term support.

Boundel

Boundel was an open-world MMORPG centered on player-made objectives instead of a quest journal. Without a guided mission path, the game emphasized discovery, improvisation, and high-stakes PvP—since dying meant spilling everything you had on you.

Developer: Eren Aydın
Type: MMORPG
Release Date: May 1st, 2016
Shut Down: August 11, 2017
Pros: +Large open world. +No rigid class restrictions. +Skill focused PvP aiming.
Cons: -Outdated visuals. -Awkward, stiff controls. -Limited character customization.

Boundel Shut Down on August 11, 2017

Earthrise

Earthrise is a sandbox MMORPG shooter built around survival in a ruined future, where crafting and scavenging matter as much as gunplay. Instead of locking you into a traditional class, it lets you shape a character through open-ended skill trees, encouraging experimentation with builds and playstyles as you explore a persistent world.

Developer: SilentFuture
Playerbase: TBA
Type: Sandbox MMORPG Shooter
Release Date: April 21, 2014
Shut Down Date: March 17, 2016
Pros: +Class-free skill progression with lots of build flexibility. +Deep crafting with modding and upgrades. +Large persistent 3D open world to roam.
Cons: -Rough, glitchy visuals at times. -Weak audio work, including effects and voice acting. -Irregular update cadence and support.

Mirage: Arcane Warfare

Mirage: Arcane Warfare is a fantasy-flavored first-person arena fighter that blends melee weapons with spellcasting in objective-driven matches. Instead of leaning fully into traditional FPS gunplay, it focuses on close-quarters duels, class abilities, and team pushes where timing, positioning, and cooldown usage decide most fights.

Developer: Torn Banner Inc.
Playerbase: TBA
Type: Arena Combat FPS
Release Date: May 23, 2017
Shut Down Date: May 31, 2018
Pros: +Middle Eastern inspired art direction. +Strong emphasis on objectives. +Messy, limb-flying combat.
Cons: -No planned Mac/Linux support. -Not much publicly documented depth. -Skills often matter more than weapon fundamentals.

Crazy Killer

Crazy Killer is an MMO action party game built around hidden roles and deduction. Every match assigns you one of three identities, Killer, Sheriff, or Civilian, and nobody else is supposed to know which one you drew. That uncertainty drives the entire round as you try to meet your own win condition, whether that means eliminating targets, hunting the murderer, or staying alive long enough to outlast the chaos.

Developer: Ino-Co Plus
Playerbase: Shut Down
Type: MMO Action
Release Date: April 27, 2016
Pros: +Clever social-deduction setup inspired by Mafia-style games. +Fast rounds that keep the pace moving. +Memorable cartoon-like presentation.
Cons: -Visuals feel dated today. -Characters are pre-made rather than fully custom. -Movement and handling can feel awkward.