Category: Graveyard

Loadout

Loadout is a free-to-play multiplayer shooter built around a simple idea, if you can imagine a ridiculous gun, you can probably build it. Matches are quick, loud, and intentionally over-the-top, with a cartoony art style that leans into crude comedy and exaggerated gore. The big hook is its modular weaponcrafting, letting you tinker with parts and ammo types to create an absurd range of firearms tailored to your preferred range, pacing, and chaos level.

Publisher: Edge of Reality
Playerbase: Shut Down
Type: Shooter
PvP: Deathmatch / Point Capture / Capture the Flag
Release Date: January 31, 2014
Pros: +Deep, flexible gun-building system. +Constant-action pacing with rapid respawns. +Straightforward to pick up and play. +Stylized visuals that have aged well. +Silly, bloody animations that fit the tone.
Cons: -Matchmaking can feel inconsistent and slow. -Unlocking parts can be very grind-heavy. –Only a few playable character options. -Avatar cosmetics are locked behind premium currency. –PC support was largely left behind as focus shifted to PS4.

Guardian Stone

Guardian Stone is a free-to-play mobile, fantasy-themed, turn-based RPG built around collecting a large roster of Guardians. It mixes colorful 3D visuals with side-scrolling stages, party-building strategy, elemental matchups, gear upgrades, Guardian evolutions, asynchronous league PvP, and several extra PvE activities designed for farming resources and long-term progression.

Publisher: NHN Entertainment
Playerbase: Medium
Type: Mobile RPG
Release Date: January 20, 2016
Shut Down Date: September, 2016
Pros: +Sharp, high-quality 3D presentation. +Large Guardian roster to hunt for. +Thoughtful turn-based battles with planning. +Simple to learn for quick sessions.
Cons: -Encounters can start to feel samey. –Heavy emphasis on farming and long grinds.

Tactical Intervention

Tactical Intervention is a free-to-play, client-based first-person shooter that tries to blend classic Counter-Strike style rounds with more action-movie systems. Alongside the familiar terrorists versus counter-terrorists framing, it leans into mechanics you rarely see in competitive FPS games, such as vehicle hijacking, rappelling, hostage interactions, and chaotic pursuits across city streets.

Publisher: FIX Games
Playerbase: Low
Type: Shooter
PvP: Deathmatch / Mission
Release Date: October 8, 2013
Shut Down Date: October 2, 2017
Pros: +Several match types to rotate through. +Standout mechanics beyond standard gunplay. +Purchased weapons stay in your inventory.
Cons: -Driving feels awkward and imprecise. -Free-to-play balance can tilt toward paying users. -No option to mute voice chat microphones.

Ever, Jane

Ever, Jane was an MMORPG built around social maneuvering rather than combat, set in a Jane Austen inspired Regency world of etiquette, gossip, and reputation. Instead of grinding monsters, players created personal dramas through role-play, and many of the game’s “quests” emerged from what the community did, said, and stirred up at parties.

Publisher: 3 Turn Productions
Type: MMORPG
PvP: Gossip System
Release Date: September 14, 2016
Shut Down: December 20, 2020
Pros: +Emergent, player-driven storytelling. +Inventive non-combat MMO design. +Best-in-class for dedicated role-players. +Memorable Jane Austen style and premise.
Cons: -Visually dated presentation. -Heavily depends on players committing to RP. -Niche concept that does not suit everyone.

EndWar Online

Tom Clancy’s EndWar Online is a free-to-play strategy title with light RPG progression, built around lane-based battles that resemble a tower-defense setup. You pick one of three global powers, assemble a roster of units and commanders, then push forces down defined routes while trying to stop the opposing army from reaching your objective.

Publisher: Ubisoft
Playerbase: Low
Type: Strategy
Release Date: December 03, 2015
Shutdown Date: October 31, 2016
Pros: +Very low hardware demands. +Straightforward, approachable ruleset. +Guided onboarding that explains the systems well.
Cons: -Visuals feel behind the times. -You issue orders rather than piloting units directly. -Tutorial can feel overly restrictive. -Monetization pressure through the cash shop.

Spellweaver

Spellweaver is a fantasy-themed digital trading card game that clearly takes inspiration from genre staples like Magic: The Gathering, while still trying to carve out its own identity with a few mechanical twists. Players pick from 7+ deck themes, complete quests, practice against AI, and jump into ranked PvP to earn currency and cards, gradually growing a stronger collection over time.

Publisher: Dream Reactor LLC
Type: TCG
Release Date: February 01, 2016
Shut Down: April 05, 2022
Pros: +Polished presentation and animations. +Multiple distinct deck identities to learn. +Competitive ladder via ranked play.
Cons: -Core ideas feel familiar if you have played other big TCGs. -Not many tactical options during a match compared to deeper rivals.

Spellweaver Shut Down on April 05, 2022

Beyond The Destiny

Beyond The Destiny was positioned as a third-person sci-fi MMO shooter focused on planetary exploration, hostile alien encounters, and large-scale terraforming, with players shaping worlds into trade-driven hubs.

Publisher: Vostorg IT Corporation
Type: Sci-Fi MMO Shooter
Release Date: April 11, 2016
Shut Down Date: May 17, 2016
Pros: +RTS-style base management tools. +Skill-based, classless progression. +Planets with varied biomes and creatures.
Cons: -Very little public information and follow-through.

Revival

Revival was introduced as a dark-fantasy sandbox MMORPG with noticeable Lovecraft-inspired elements, centered on meaningful player agency and a world shaped through live GM direction. Rather than focusing on conventional hotbar rotations, it highlighted more involved combat and hands-on crafting, with a storyline meant to evolve in response to what the community actually did.

Publisher: Illfonic
Type: Sandbox MMORPG
Release Date: Unreleased
Shut Down Date: March 24, 2016
Pros: +GM-led, reactive events. +Action-focused, skill-driven combat. +Deep, manual crafting.
Cons: -Very little confirmed content due to suspension.

Revival Shut Down on March 24, 2016 (Never launched, development suspended)

Heroes of Scene

Heroes of Scene was a hybrid TCG and tower defense style strategy title where you played cards to deploy units onto a single lane, then watched those toy-like fighters march forward, clash with opposing troops, and ultimately try to bring down the enemy base before yours fell.

Publisher: Icy Donut
Type: Online Multiplayer TD Strategy
Release Date: August 27, 2015
Shut Down: 2016
PvP: 1 vs 1 Matchmaking
Pros: +Quick matches with straightforward rules. +Charming art style and character designs. +Play across multiple platforms on one account.
Cons: -Balance issues and a loop that can feel samey. -Community communication often not in English. –Technical problems including bugs and crashes.

Trinium Wars

Trinium Wars is a 3D sci-fi fantasy MMORPG set on a post-World War III Earth, where two rival races scramble for dwindling resources while vicious mutants, hardened by the nuclear aftermath, threaten anyone trying to rebuild.

Publisher: Insel Games and IME
Playerbase: Low
Type: Sci-Fi MMORPG
Release Date: February 17, 2016 (Early Access)
Shut Down Date: August 31, 2016
PvP: Arena / 1000-player Resource Wars
Pros: +MOBA-style PvP arenas. +1000-player Resource Wars. +Base building metagame. +Take control of vehicles in certain instances. +Player-driven economy.
Cons: -Only two factions. -Limited classes. -Dated Graphics. -Clunky animations.