MMORPG

A game from 15 years ago is earning well over US$1 billion per year thanks to smartphones – and nostalgia.

Korean sandbox MMORPG recently announced its upcoming availability in English. Here’s why OddOne Games decided to do it, and how it started developing in the first place.

South Korea is no longer hooked on MMORPGs and PC games. 2014 is the year the gaming market saw a big shake-up.

WildBuster was probably the best game at G-Star this year. Here’s a bit more about this sci-fi action MMORPG.

Here’s information on when Civilization Online will launch, how it will be monetized, and if there will still be boxed Civilization games.

2K Games and XL games have been hush hush about the Civilization Online MMORPG. Here’s what you need to know about it.

Asia’s mobile gaming market may be grabbing most of the headlines nowadays, but make no mistake: when it comes to gaming markets, PC gaming is still the king. In China,

Some of these are no brainers, but they can be easily overlooked if your game is killing it in Asia.

We sit down with Yuta Maeda, Vice President, Pokelabo and Asia Business at Gree, to find out more about how Gree’s Korea studio is doing.

Some images leaked from a Shanghai outsourcing firm certainly seem like they could be coming from a sequel to the massively-popular Blade & Soul.