With fast action, nice visuals and the aforementioned strategic elements, Kingdom Under Fire 2 is still a very desired game, but we’re beginning to lose our hopes of ever getting to play an official western version. Which is a shame because this is a brave mix of action and real-time strategy and you can get nearly 10.000 units battling at the same time. However, talks of a western version amounted to a whole lot of nothing, as there seems to be no way to get the game in North America and Europe. Kingdom Under Fire 2 has been through its own special little hell, with five or so years of trouble before finally entering beta in 2014 in Asian territories. But Tencent is cool, we gotta admit – they’re willing to let fans work on an English translation and even cooperate with them along the way, so ultimately Monster Hunter Online could turn out to be playable globally, as there isn’t an IP block at the time. First off, it’s strange that such a popular franchise in Japan would be getting a China exclusive MMO then, Crytek decided to mention that a worldwide release was planned but a while later said it was a mistake In 2015 a benchmark tool for the game was released in English, which led many players to think that official localization was actually going to happen, but apparently it’s not. There’s been so much weird stuff surrounding Monster Hunter Online that we don’t know anymore what to make of it. It’s almost too good to be true and that’s probably why it isn’t true yet, but between this and EverQuest Next, who knows which one will release first. Peria Chronicles is a game that could break in so many ways, but we’re hoping that it all turns out for the best as we can’t wait to shape the terrain, create intricate machinery that will surprise everyone and participate in player-created quests. Not only that, but you’re in the battles as well, so they also need to sharpen the engine for different types of combat. On the other hand, we have to say that we understand the delay, since creating an anime sandbox game with building elements and Pokémon-like collect’em all and use them in battle sounds like an utter nightmare to us. Which is a shame since this is probably one of the most innovative, exciting creations from South Korea since MMOs were invented, and you should know just how many MMOs are announced every year in that country. Japan, Korea and China are going to service the game and we’re crossing our fingers for a North America and Europe announcement sometime during 2016.Ī deafening silence – that is what we got from Peria Chronicles during 2015. Just as with Closers: Dimension Conflict, there’s this monster invasion and a group of special girls and boys will have to deal with it through whatever means – there’s the girl with the oversized cannon, the boy with the pistol, the other girl with a big-ass sword, for a total of six characters already revealed. After going through a serious reboot, Soul Worker entered beta testing by the end of 2015 and the overall impressions point to a good game. Of course, you need to have a game to go with it, and with a severe lack of good third-person brawlers, this one could fill that gap. It looked great and as you probably know by now, having cute anime girls in short skirts and plenty of pantyshots is halfway to success. Since its announcement a few years ago, Soul Worker Online captured the hearts of so many players from all over the world.

With games like Elsword Online still popular but showing its age and other brawlers failing to succeed such as Rusty Hearts and Rise of Incarnates, Closers Online could be the subject of an X-Files episode – what kind of weird conspiracy is preventing this game to reach the western market?

It’s also regularly getting new characters, advancements and events, so it already has a nice bunch of content. This side-scrolling brawler has all the right stuff to be a success in English territories, from the colorful cast of anime characters to the exciting, fast-paced gameplay. It remains a mystery to us why Nexon or any other publisher still hasn’t grabbed the rights to bring Closers Online to North America and Europe.

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