New retro-styled MMO hits a new Steam high because players are... attending a poetry event?
Amassing over 3,000 positive reviews is quite the achievement for an indie project. And that feels doubly true when we're talking about a paid indie MMORPG styled after many dead and buried online adventures from the early 2000s. But that's exactly what Project: Gorgon has managed to do, and its recent peak player achievement wasn't caused by a new feature getting everyone out of town to hunt in the wild, but with a spontaneous community event. A poetry slam. And it isn't the first time it's happened. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS:Steam Next Fest has the perfect game demo for Disco Elysium fans, but it's not ZA/UM's successorOverlooked Metroidvania Ultros is the anti-Silksong, which makes it the perfect follow-up to Team Cherry's epicFellowship's time-friendly, hypercharged take on World of Warcraft dungeons springs back to life as tens of thousands of players return
Amassing over 3,000 positive reviews is quite the achievement for an indie project. And that feels doubly true when we're talking about a paid indie MMORPG styled after many dead and buried online adventures from the early 2000s. But that's exactly what Project: Gorgon has managed to do, and its recent peak player achievement wasn't caused by a new feature getting everyone out of town to hunt in the wild, but with a spontaneous community event. A poetry slam. And it isn't the first time it's happened.Read the rest of the story...
RELATED LINKS:
Steam Next Fest has the perfect game demo for Disco Elysium fans, but it's not ZA/UM's successor
Overlooked Metroidvania Ultros is the anti-Silksong, which makes it the perfect follow-up to Team Cherry's epic
Fellowship's time-friendly, hypercharged take on World of Warcraft dungeons springs back to life as tens of thousands of players return
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