A perfect example would be the massive online role-playing genre where developers are flooding the market by developing their own persistent fantasy world full of quests, perils, and people. Games such as EverQuest and Asheron's Call have glued people to their seats with nonlinear gameplay and an ever-changing world, but this is only the beginning. Soon, a new wave of massive online games will give the choice to the gamers of which persistent world to enter, and Mythic Entertainment's Dark Age of Camelot should be near the top of this new list.
Life is tough in Camelot.
King Arthur has died and the three rivaling realms have begun to fight for power. The King's homeland of Albion sorely misses his firm leadership as the wild Celts and Norsemen from the western island of Hibernia and Midgard to the north attack him. At all costs, each side must defend their own relics and strive for their enemies' stones to permanently rule Camelot. Mythic Entertainment presents a unique twist to the Arthurian legend by setting the conflict after King Arthur's death. This alternate ending allows for great depth and thorough conflict to arise within the plotline of Camelot.