Indie MMO Spotlight: Fractured But Whole
Each week, we scour the internet for all things indie MMO-related, so you don’t have to. This week, Fractured Online has opened data migration, Corepunk is filled with bots, but in a good way, and Emily is still struggling with her time in Ethyrial: Echoes of Woe (yes, I changed that on purpose). Plenty of other stuff is also going on, so let’s quit wasting time and get started with this week’s Indie MMO Spotlight.
Pre-Alpha Test #4 will begin on Tuesday, May 30th. The 48-hour-long test will be focused on Settlement building. There will be a Devblog posted on Monday to showcase the features of Test #4.
BitCraft posted a concept diorama of a waterfall to their Twitter account this week. Although the the video is not of actual gameplay footage, at least we are getting more than screenshots on their weekly posts now.
<p dir=«ltr» lang=«en» xml:lang=«en»>Maybe pick and choose your battles in the canoe… pic.twitter.com/UB9FxYDgxxAfter a stretch of silence from the Book of Travels team, two dev posts were made this week. The first encompasses the Legacy, the Present, and the Future , while the second is the change list from Update 0.34.5 , which went live this week.
Patch 6.28 went live this week, and the patch notes can be found here .
Cinderstone will be launching into Early Access on Steam on May 29th. Currently $24.99 on the Cinderstone website, the price of the game will increase to $29.99 when it launches into EA. Grab it now to get the lower price.
Corepunk developer Artificial Core posted their May news update this week. While continuing to optimize the code in preparation for a Beta Test in the future, the team has been using bots to simulate real player interaction with the game. The update
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