UE5 Powered Action MMORPGs ArcheAge 2 and Chrono Odyssey to Launch in 2025
Today, in its Q1 2024 financial report, South Korean publisher Kakao Games revealed that both of its hotly anticipated UE5 powered action MMORPGs, ArcheAge 2 and Chrono Odyssey, are slated to launch globally next year.
Kakao actually has three UE5 powered action RPGs on the way, although the third one, tentatively titled The Swordmaster's Youngest Son, is slated in 2026 and is not an MMO.
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Game Chrono Odyssey ArcheAge 2 The Swordmaster's Youngest Son Genre Action MMORPG Action MMORPG Action RPG Developer Chrono Studio XL Games OceanDrive Studio Region Global Global Global Schedule 25Y 25Y 26Y Dynamic and action-filled battle, with unique classes and wide- ranging weapons Non-target action combat, maximizing the fun of mainstream combat style and maneuver Action combat based on speedy and stylish mechanism Game Features Fascinating experience delivered through manipulation of time and space in a fantasy world Single-play style with an immersive narrative based on inherited universe Distinctive art style and Spin-off narrative based on the universe of the original IP Diverse array of PvE content strengthening role-play feature Tightly-knit open world with unfettered adventure Single combat action and collaborative party-based action Customization based on wide-ranging option and higher degree of freedom Inherits Arche Age IP and its livelihood content Targeting various patterns of boss monsters and dungeonsArcheAge 2 is, of course, the sequel to the 2013 sandpark MMORPG created by Lineage's Jake Song, who is once again at the helm of the new game. Announced in late 2022, it was originally slated to launch in 2024, though Kakao eventually revealed the development would take until the latter half of the year - thus practically hinting at the 2025 launch they just confirmed. A few months ago, we also learned that ArcheAge 2 would move away from the
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