Category: MMO

Kingdom Wars

Kingdom Wars is a free-to-play 3D MMORTS that blends persistent-world city management with instanced RTS battles, including real-time sieges, plus light RPG-style progression layered on top of a medieval fantasy setting.

Publisher: Reverie World Studios
Playerbase: Low
Type: MMORTS
Release Date: September 6, 2011
PvP: Instanced RTS and Siege Battles
Pros: +Strong visuals and atmospheric audio for an RTS. +A storyline that gives the questing structure some purpose. +Tactical battles with a clear focus on sieges. +Includes a single player campaign.
Cons: -Few (or no) keyboard shortcuts for fast unit control. -Progression can feel drawn out between upgrades and quests. -Unreliable pathfinding that disrupts formations and orders.

AirMech

Pilot an AirMech and tear through enemy lines in this free-to-play action RTS that borrows smart ideas from MOBAs without feeling like a direct clone. Instead of locking you into a single lane role, AirMech lets you switch on the fly between a fast aircraft and a hard-hitting robot, hauling units, clearing waves, and contesting bases in the same match.

Publisher: Carbon Games
Playerbase: Small
Type: Action RTS
Release Date: November 8, 2012
Pros: +Hands-on RTS battles with real decision-making. +Deep loadout and army customization. +Responsive, easy-to-learn controls.
Cons: -Matches can start to feel similar over time. -Long beta period (still labeled beta after +2/3 years).

Saga

Saga is a free-to-play medieval fantasy MMORTS that blends nation management with RTS battles and a collectible card style recruitment system.

Publisher: Silverlode Interactive
Playerbase: Low
Type: MMORTS
Release Date: February 26, 2008
PvP: RTS Battles/ Raids / Tournaments
Pros: +Unusual hybrid of systems that feels different from typical MMORTS games. +Tactical, formation-focused combat. +A world that keeps progressing while you are away. +Team-friendly questing and battles. +Large supply of quests and repeatable content.
Cons: -Cash shop presence is hard to ignore, especially for cards. -Progress can feel grind-heavy without spending. -A lot to learn upfront. -Visuals and presentation show their age. -Tutorial and onboarding take a long time.

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.

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.