Mark Jacobs and his team at City State have been doggedly developing this unabashedly realm vs. The sequel, which is due to arrive in March, is a second try to really sell this series to a wide market as the action shifts from New York City to Washington D.C. The first Division had a lot of initial buzz, which dropped off significantly - but then staged a mild comeback as Ubisoft gradually patched up the multiplayer shooter with ever-more content. It’s currently only in alpha, which means that launch is still a ways off, but 2019 should see this title ramp up in prominence as it moves into beta testing and firms up its feature set. With high production values, experienced MMO devs at the helm, and an ambitious design, Ashes of Creation is high up on many players’ wish list. With quirky classes and a robust player housing system, this might be the perfect MMO to sandwich into your evening play sessions. The combination of a cult favorite ARPG series with a straight-up MMO design has had our interest ever since its reveal earlier this year, and we cannot wait to get our hands on Torchlight Frontiers when it comes out. See anything on this list you’ll be playing? Let us know in the comments! Every year Massively OP likes to put together a list of the developing games that you should keep an eye on, and here are 10 (plus some extras!) MMOs that should be making waves in 2019. So as MMOs forge forward, so do players looking for the next exciting thing. We’ve seen some major projects fall by the wayside (we’re looking at you, Project Copernicus and EverQuest Next) while crowdfunded efforts and indie studios have picked up the MMO torch to start venturing into risky and undefined territory once again. We’ve long passed the days where studios were pumping out World of Warcraft retreads in the hopes of hitting the same formula that made Blizzard’s title so successful. The MMO genre is in a strange and uncertain place right now - but also one that is quietly thrilling.
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