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MMORPG fans have been dealt yet another blow to their hopes of a true World of Warcraft successor, just a year and a half after game one piece announced the cancellation of its Titan MMO project. Nevertheless, one piece pirate king received a decent amount of positive feedback on Steam and most of them were praising the atmosphere of the online shooter.

However, the game is free to play in its Japan, Korean and Russia servers. But it's when you run into other player-controlled agents that the tension jumps. The game is launching in Japan this week, if not right now. Video games with episodic or staggered, chapter-based content aren't anything new, but they definitely seem to be gaining popularity thanks to story-heavy adventure games, like Life Is Strange and Telltale's The Walking Dead, which are a perfect medium for an episodic approach. This means that Webzen will have to compete against a major MMORPG title that currently boasts a rather significant fan base, BDO. Graphically the game is utterly brimming with detail and life. If you thought the release of one piece games was the end of the road, get ready to be pleasantly surprised. The enemy AI in the Dark Zone is pretty on point and the level-matching always ensures a decent challenge level at each encounter. If you think you'll like this kind of MMORPG, you can pre-order a copy or wait for its release next month. Members of the public interested in learning more about the game are encouraged to sign up for the newsletter at the game's official site and learn how to design their own spells next month at PAX East!
Hopefully, we will get a new and better MMORPG set in the fantasy world of Warhammer. So we might see an iOS release around then, though the news coming out of Japan is a bit unclear right now. Again, Pirate King will be released this coming March 3 for North America and Europe.

For more information, you can check out the game http://op.joygames.me/.