Category: MMO

Rogue Company

Rogue Company is a free-to-play, cross-platform third-person shooter built around small-team competitive play. Matches focus on coordinated pushes, smart gadget use, and tight gunplay across a rotation of distinct maps. With 20+ playable mercenaries (Rogues) and plenty of cosmetic and loadout options, it aims to deliver a streamlined tactical experience without the complexity of a full military sim.

Publisher: Hi-Rez Studios
Playerbase: High
Type: 3D Free-to-Play Third-Person Shooter
Release Date: July 20, 2020 (Early Access)
Pros: +Quick, high-energy rounds. +Strong presentation and lighting. +Solid character VO and personality. +Active, welcoming community. +Clear UI and easy navigation.
Cons: -Not many modes to rotate through.

KartRider Drift

KartRider Drift is a free-to-play, cross-platform 3D online kart racer that continues the long-running Crazyracing KartRider legacy that began in 2004. It doubles down on colorful, upbeat style, arcade-centric handling, and that familiar party-racer loop of snagging items during a lap to harass rivals or protect your own push to the finish.

Publisher: Nexon
Playerbase: Medium
Type: Racing
Release Date: January 11, 2023
Pros: +Vibrant, polished visuals. +Easy-to-learn steering and racing fundamentals. +Hooky, match-friendly racing flow. +Deep options for kart tuning and cosmetics. +Creative tracks with memorable themes.
Cons: -Mode variety can feel thin. -Drift timing and control have a learning curve.

Starborne

Starborne is a free-to-play sci-fi MMORTS that blends empire management with real-time fleet operations in a shared galaxy. You begin with a single station and gradually turn it into a sprawling space network by harvesting resources, expanding territory, and choosing when to negotiate or when to strike, all while other players are doing the same in real time.

Publisher: Solid Clouds
Playerbase: High
Type: 3D Sci-fi MMORTS
Release Date: April 2, 2020
Pros: +Relaxed, low-maintenance sessions that still feel productive. +Several ways to win besides pure conquest. +Strong visual presentation for a strategy title. +Guided onboarding through achievements and goals. +Alliance politics and player interaction matter.
Cons: -Demanding hardware for an RTS-style game. -Interface can feel busy and overwhelming. -The tempo is deliberate, which can feel sluggish if you want constant action.

Call of Duty: Warzone

Call of Duty: Warzone is a free-to-play standalone 3D battle royale that adapts the signature Call of Duty feel, dropping as many as 150 players into a massive combat zone built around modern gunfights, scavenging, and last-team-standing pressure. Taking place on Verdansk, the experience blends tight urban streets and lootable interiors with open neighborhoods and long sightlines, rewarding anything from relentless pushes to careful rotations depending on squad coordination and chosen gear.

Publisher: Activision
Playerbase: High
Type: 3D Battle Royale
Release Date: March 10, 2020
Pros: +Strong visual presentation and polish. +Authentic-feeling weapons, attachments, and equipment. +Clever second-chance redeploy systems. +Contracts, cash economy, and custom loadout drops add goals mid-match. +Quick, action-forward pacing.
Cons: -Matchmaking can feel inconsistent and punishing. -Custom loadouts can be acquired too easily, reducing early-game variety. -Top-tier weapons often appear early, flattening the loot curve.

Magic: The Gathering Arena

Magic: The Gathering Arena is a free-to-play, 2D digital collectible card game that brings the long-running tabletop hit, Magic: The Gathering, into an online environment designed for fast matchmaking and simpler deck organization. Players earn cards, fine-tune strategies that match their style, and face off in turn-based duels that unfold live against other opponents.

Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
Playerbase: High
Type: 2D F2P CCG
Release Date: September 27, 2018
Pros: +Faithful, proven gameplay rules. +Strong visual presentation and card art. +Huge pool of cards and archetypes to pursue. +Targeting specific cards feels straightforward. +Rotating Draft-style events keep things fresh.
Cons: -A dense ruleset that takes time to learn. -Some games can run long.

Realm Royale

Realm Royale takes the battle royale formula and filters it through Hi-Rez’s Paladins-inspired fantasy lens. Up to 100 players drop into a medieval battleground, pick a class-driven playstyle, then scramble for weapons, armor, and abilities while the safe area closes in. The twist is its shard economy, scrap unwanted loot and turn it into crafted, high-rarity gear at forges, which gives each match a clear risk-reward layer beyond pure looting.

Publisher: Hi-Rez Studios
Playerbase: High
Type: Battle Royale
Release Date: June 5, 2018
Pros: +Easy to pick up. +Class identity and forging add variety. +Responsive, fluid combat.
Cons: -Occasional bugs and odd hiccups. -Balance can feel uneven.

Darwin Project

Darwin Project is a third-person Battle Royale built around compact matches, survival pressure, and a clever twist, a live “Show Director” who can meddle with the arena. Ten contestants enter a frozen wilderness, gather materials, craft tools, and try to outplay each other while the environment steadily punishes poor planning.

Publisher: Scavengers Studio
Playerbase: Medium
Type: Battle Royale
Release Date: March 9, 2018
Pros: +Standout Show Director layer that changes how matches unfold. +Controls are approachable and easy to learn. +Short, energetic rounds with little downtime. +Generally welcoming community vibe.
Cons: -Takes time to truly read fights and master the meta.

Dead Maze

Dead Maze is a free-to-play 2D cooperative zombie survival MMO that drops you into a bleak post-apocalyptic setting where teamwork matters more than twitchy PvP reflexes. You and other survivors scavenge dangerous zones, fend off swarms of undead, and turn whatever you can carry into gear through a surprisingly deep crafting loop.

Publisher: Atelier 801
Playerbase: Low
Type: Survival
Release Date: February 13, 2018
Pros: +Snappy, action-forward combat. +Accessible mechanics and onboarding. +Extensive crafting and salvaging.
Cons: -Some pay-to-win pressure. -Activities can start to feel samey over time. -No PvP options.

KurtzPel

KurtzPel is a 3D, anime-styled action MMORPG built around real-time combat, with PvP as its main draw. You create a custom character and jump between instanced PvE missions and competitive modes where timing, positioning, and combos matter more than passive stat grinding.

Publisher: KOG Games
Playerbase: Medium
Type: Fantasy PvP MMO
PvP: Multiple Modes
Release Date: April 30, 2019
Pros: +Detailed character creation and cosmetic options. +Fast, skill-based action combat. +Includes both PvE missions and PvP matchmaking. +Strong anime presentation and effects.
Cons: -Mode variety can feel narrow over time. -PvE content is relatively limited compared to PvP.

Black Squad

Black Squad is a modern military, lobby-driven tactical FPS that leans on classic round-based gunplay, then spices it up with multiple modes that go beyond simple team deathmatch, including VIP-style objective defense.

Publisher: Neowiz Games
Playerbase: Medium
Type: Tactical Shooter
Release Date: Summer, 2017 (NA Early Access)
Pros: +Fluid shooting and movement. +Punchy, satisfying audio. +Many weapons can be kept permanently.
Cons: -Smaller weapon pool than many competitors. -Limited options for personalization.