Ys Online – Open Beta is here!

Ys Online – Open Beta is here!
-          It will start on June 30th
-          No key needed
-          No character wipe after the Open Beta
-          Rewards for all the Closed Beta testers
After one month of closed beta testing, finally we are proud to expand the Ys universe to everybody who is eager to go deep into it. All the current Key To Play community will warmly welcome every new European player on the 30th June.
This time no key will be asked to open the doors to the world of Ys. You will only need a Key To Play account to enjoy this fully detailed game. Also there won’t be any character wipe after this!
Choose carefully your race and specialisation following your game style. If you have any doubts, take a look to the Game Guide from our Official Site. And even if you can’t decide, remember you can create a maximum of 6 different characters in your account.
During the Closed Beta phases, more than 100,000 keys have been distributed. Without the help of all the players which have been sharing their suggestions with us, nothing could have been possible. So Key To Play would like to thank them for all their efforts with an exclusive Closed Beta tester reward.

 Ys Online: The Call of Solum

Ys Online: The Call of Solum is an MMORPG based on the famous Ys series, created by the Japanese company Falcom. Since its first title for the 8 bit generation, it has since been turned several manga series, OAVs and even novel. Now, Falcom and CJ Internet are proud to present Ys Online: The Call of Solum, the new title of the series. This time the Ys experience is moving online, with the classic manga look that has become a key characteristic of the series.
 

Dark Millennium MMO Trailer Released at E3

Vigil Games have released an official trailer for their Dark Millennium MMO at the E3 show taking place in Los Angeles this week:

http://www.gametrailers.com/video/e3-2010-dark-millenium/101455

As many fans will already know, Dark Millenniun is based on the Warhammer 40,000 universe owned by Games Workshop which has already been the subject of countless miniatures games, board games, tabletop role-playing games, books and comics.

The trailer showcases not just dramatic cutscenes but also some in-game footage, all of which is heavily combat-orientated with characters fighting dreadnoughts and demons or standing in the shadow of mighty titans.

The game comes across as a MMO version of Dawn of War, the acclaimed combat strategy game produced by Relic Entertainment. This is likely to be a very good thing, for those that are into that kind of thing. Gamers seeking to avoid a testosterone-fuelled, combat-heavy game clearly need not apply...