Category: Graveyard

Project Genom

Project Genom drops players onto Avalon, an alien planet where firefights play out in real time with manual aiming instead of tab targeting. Built around use-based skill growth and the idea of a reactive world, Neuronhaze’s sci-fi MMO shooter aimed to blend open-world survival, instanced PvP, and larger shared events into one evolving experience.

Publisher: Neuronhaze
Playerbase: Shut Down
Type: MMO Shooter
Release Date: October 12, 2016
PvP: Arena
Pros: +Satisfying gunplay with an action-first feel. +Large outdoor zones built for shooting and roaming. +Global event concept encourages cooperative play. +Vehicle options add variety to travel and combat.
Cons: -Early builds lacked several advertised systems. -Server stability was inconsistent. -Localization coverage was incomplete.

Legends of Aria

Legends of Aria is a sandbox, open world fantasy MMORPG that clearly aims for the old-school feel of classics such as Ultima Online and Runescape. Instead of pushing you through a traditional level ladder, it leans on skill use and player interaction, with housing, crafting, and community-driven play at the center. One of its most distinctive ideas was its shard system, letting players spin up their own servers with custom rules and themes. Later on, Legends of Aria rebranded into Britaria as it pivoted into a crypto MMORPG.

Publisher: Citadel Studios
Type: Sandbox MMORPG / Blockchain MMORPG
Release Date: August, 2018
Shut Down: September 01, 2022
Pros: +Build and host your own MMO-style shards. +Strong player housing tools. +Progression is based on skills, not character levels.
Cons: -Interface can feel awkward and dated.

Legends of Aria Shut Down on September 01, 2022

Run and Fire

Run and Fire is a Russian, sci-fi themed 3D lobby-based MMOFPS built around speedy matches, multiple PvP and PvE modes, and loadouts that mix familiar firearms with more futuristic hardware, all framed by a post-apocalyptic setting.

Publisher: Nikita Online
Playerbase: Medium
Type: MMOFPS
Release Date: May 27, 2014
Shut Down Date: June 30, 2017
Pros: +Sharp visuals for its era. +Runs well on modest PCs. +Quick, aggressive firefights.
Cons: -No English support, all menus are Russian. -Premium guns can feel too strong. -Some default keys are uncomfortable.

Eternal Arena

Eternal Arena blends stage-based action RPG progression with MOBA-style lanes and skills, built specifically for mobile play. It leans heavily into quick missions, flashy 3D visuals, and constant hero upgrading, while also offering 1 vs 1 PVP that can be played asynchronously or in real time. A big twist is party control, you bring three Heroes into battle and swap between them on the fly while AI handles the rest.

Publisher: NetEase Games
Type: Mobile MOBA/RPG
Release Date: November 12, 2015
Shut Down: January 31, 2018
Pros: +Sharp, colorful visuals for a mobile title. +Fast, action-focused battles. +Simple to learn and jump into. +Good variety across mission types.
Cons: -Core loop can start to feel samey. -Monetization gives spenders an edge. –Skill aiming can feel awkward on touch controls.

Eternal Arena Shut Down on January 31, 2018

Ar:piel

Ar:piel was a top-down, instance-driven action MMORPG that mixed bright anime visuals with fast dungeon runs. Players chose from a roster of animal-themed heroes, then fought through waves of enemies and boss encounters either solo or in co-op.

Publisher: Nexon
Type: Action MMORPG
Release Date: December 03, 2015
Shut Down: April 30, 2019
Pros: +Distinct animal-inspired classes and abilities. +Colorful anime presentation. +Robust player housing customization.
Cons: -No Western release date.

Cosmic League

Cosmic League was Cyberstep’s attempt to bring the CosmicBreak formula into a match-based arena shooter built around bright anime styling, customizable characters, and large team battles. Players picked from a small roster of clearly defined combat roles, then fought in leagues that scaled up from beginner-friendly matches to full 10v10 objective play, with progression tied to missions and unlockable gear.

Publisher: Cyberstep
Playerbase: Medium
Type: MMO Shooter
Release Date: December 10, 2015
Shut Down: April 12, 2017
Pros: +Several league playlists to climb through. +Strong anime presentation. +Class roles feel meaningfully different. +Solid character and gear customization.
Cons: -Menus and UI can feel busy and hard to parse.

Eternal Dream

Eternal Dream is a browser-based, top-down fantasy MMORPG that puts you in the boots of a classic adventurer, running quests, delving into instanced dungeons, and building up your character through gear upgrades and crafting. It leans heavily on convenience features, including automation, which makes it easy to progress even if you only have a few minutes at a time.

Publisher: AMZGame
Playerbase: Low
Type: Browser MMORPG
Release Date: November 12, 2015
Shut Down Date: November 25, 2016
Pros: +Bright, colorful presentation. +Straightforward interface. +Plenty of dungeon content.
Cons: -Only a few class choices. -Heavily hands-off, automated progression. -Very familiar, WoW-like themes and naming. -Pay-to-win pressure.

Eternal Dream Shut Down On November 25th, 2016

Eternal Fate

Defend a fantasy world being consumed by Corruption in Eternal Fate, a free-to-play 3D MMORPG that let you adventure across platforms. Build up a roster of summonable Heroes, team up through guild play, and push through bite-sized, randomly assembled maps in both PvE and small-scale PvP.

Publisher: Escalation Studios, Inc.
Playerbase: Low
Type: MMORPG
Release Date: September 19, 2014 (Open Beta for iOS/Android) and November 5, 2015 (PC/Mac)
Shut Down: June 14, 2016
PvP: 1v1, 2v2
Pros: +Plays across iOS/Android and desktop with the same account. +Plenty of Heroes to summon and build around. +Monetization feels restrained rather than pay-to-win.
Cons: -Desktop controls and feel are awkward compared to mobile. -Hero presentation lacks personality and visual variety. -Runs out of surprises quickly, leading to repetition.

Steel Ocean

Steel Ocean is a free-to-play WWII naval arena shooter built around large-scale 16v16 battles. You captain one of 100+ warships across six ship classes, using gunnery, positioning, and teamwork to win objective-focused matches on sprawling ocean maps.

Publisher: Changyou
Type: Naval Arena Combat
Release Date: November 12, 2015
Shut Down: May 03, 2020
Pros: +Playable submarines add variety. +Battles keep a brisk pace. +New-player guidance is clear. +Integrated voice chat for coordination.
Cons: -Connection and latency hiccups. -Progression can feel grindy.

Zenonia S: Rifts in Time

Zenonia S: Rifts in Time is a free-to-play mobile action RPG that adapts the Zenonia formula into an online, stage-driven format. It keeps the series’ recognizable 2D, anime-styled presentation and fast hack-and-slash combat, then layers on online features like asynchronous Arena battles and co-op Boss Raids. As the sixth entry in the Zenonia franchise, it aims for quicker sessions and repeatable grinding loops rather than the more traditional, exploration-focused structure the older games were known for.

Publisher: GAMEVIL
Type: Mobile RPG
Release Date: November 3, 2015
Shut Down: March 31, 2017
Pros: +Charming chibi art style. +Responsive action-focused combat. +Quick, approachable stage runs. +Fun co-op Boss Raids.
Cons: -Gameplay loop can feel grind-heavy. –Monetization gives spenders an edge.

Zenoia S Shut Down on March 31, 2017