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About a week ago, I spoke about the Western MMORPG, Wild West Online, which had a lot of people mistaking it for Red Dead Redemption 2. I personally assumed (didn't state in the article) that this game would be going into a Kickstarter campaign (as crowdfunding is a big thing for indie developers as of late) and maybe even an Early Access time period as well.  Now a week later, I'm talking about this game and stating that WWO, is not going to be doing either of those things, and will be going to be releasing upon completion of the game. They shall be giving players a full and robust Western experience as well as playable female characters, because I guess initially the only types of people in the West who were badass were men, but hey that's a good thing to see them represented. If you'd like to see more about the game and also check in to see if there's going to be an Alpha phase or any possible closed betas, check out their website here . By: Rashaad ...

Finally, after waiting and waiting, hawking Gazillion's various social media outlets, and complaining about not being able to play the game as those on the PS4 got to revel in the sweet, sweet awesomeness of playing Marvel Heroes Omega on their end, we've got our release date for the Xbox One version. That date is, June 20, 2017, sadly that's a month and some days from the time of this article being written but it still feels like a long time to wait for a game that's been anticipated for quite some time. From the article I read on Xbox Wire , I'm not entirely sure if the game is going to straight into Live or if it will follow the same road-map as PS4 and have a CBT to Live launch, but we'll have to wait and see. I personally wished it wasn't such a long gap in between the PS4 and Xbox One versions, but it could've been worse where Sony could've bought a timed exclusivity deal with Gazillion, and we'd be looking at a time frame of 6 mo...

Developed by Zemi Interactive and based off the PC MMORPG Travia Online, Travia Returns has a style that can compete with the likes of Nexon's Heroes of Incredible Tales , or HIT . The comparisons can be done as they share similarities, but doesn't feel like a clone at all. Travia Returns has some fun mechanics in place to give players a nice variety of things to do while they explore the world. As you load in, you're able to choose from 1 of 3 classes, a Great Sword user, a Long Sword user, and Dual Sword user, sadly the classes are gender locked to male for the first 2 choices and female for the latter. Gameplay is fun and fast paced and has some depth to it. The maps are nice and enemies have good textures as well. Sadly this is all that I can say, as for some reason when I try to complete mission 1-3 the game freezes on me and I can't get any further. If I'm able to get it to work on my Google Pixel XL, I will come back and further update this issue...