There are a ton of MMO games out there and sometimes it’s tough for gamers finding out what kind of massive multiplayer online title is worth playing. GameForge is making things slightly easier for MMO fans with the MMOGame Network, a hub that compiles a bevy selection of playable MMOGs and requires only one account to access them all.
Klaas Kersting, founder and CEO of Gameforge commented in the press release, saying…
"Our portal features such as friends lists, highscore graphics and the MMOCard make it even easier for them to network and interact. MMOGAME brings all Gameforge games together on a single platform, providing our players with a quick overview of our portfolio and the option to use all games through a single access."
Some of the games that made the cut include Glide, OGame, Ikariam and Metin 2. Just like Xbox Live, MMOGame sports gamer profiles, scorecards and achievements. There are also leaderboards so friends can compare their accomplishments and nag friends with bragging rights.
Both client-based and browser-based MMOs are available through the GameForge portal. You can learn more about the revamped service by paying a visit to the Official Website.
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There are a ton of MMO games out there and sometimes it’s tough for gamers finding out what kind of massive multiplayer online title is worth playing. GameForge is making things slightly easier for MMO fans with the MMOGame Network, a hub that compiles a bevy selection of playable MMOGs and requires only one account to access them all.
