Bungie recently announced Marathon would be buy-to-play, but the game is designed for matches that require quite a few people.

No rules, no stipulations. You get 1 movie IP as an MMO, which is it and why?

The season introduces a new Brawl game mode and makes quite a few changes to the game.

The Trials will reward players with items from the great dragon’s hoard.

If you've ever held off due to box fees, it probably won't get cheaper than this.

No, this doesn't mark an "official" launch.

DECA calls the new trial a return to "epic, mechanics-driven boss battles."

Plenty of rewards and a new adventure await.

The game will be a “premium product”.

The test will include changes based on feedback from the March pre-alpha test.

How many times has a friend said to you, "Oh, it's a totally different game at max level?"

Develop your own floating stronghold as part of the Sandlord update.

Night combat will only be available on PC.

I wasn't a huge fan back in the day, but yes, I'll be trying out the game's return.

Gameplay and storytelling are both important to RPGs. So how do devs weigh that?

Will we still see all of these? Any of these? I certainly hope so!

The new version will drop ahead of the Xbox launch.

So long, triple blink Tracer.

The patch will include improvements to the new player experience.

Why does Rift only run these recurring events over one weekend each time?