Archlord 2 headed to the west in 2014
Archlord 2, a Korean MMO developed by Webzen seems to be the latest MMORPG headed to the West. The medieval fantasy-based MMO launched just last week in Korea, with intentions to launch in NA, EU, and South America sometime in 2014.
Archlord 2 of course, is the sequel to the original Archlord which was highly focused on PvP, with individual players able to rise to the status of supreme ruler and govern over the game's economy as they see fit. Archlord 2 appears to be retaining that same system while also boasting 40 massive battlefields where realms will clash with other realms.
Small-scale PvP modes and castle siege are also on the table as is an extensive amount of PvE, including dungeons filled with giant monstrosities. Players will be able to side with one of two factions initially and choose from three unique races. Additional races and content are planned for future release.
Additional information regarding Archlord 2's transition to the west will be made available sometime in the future. If you happen to read Korean you can check out the official site now.
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