Hence the term massive multiplayer. These games can kinda be considered Dungeons and Dragons with a lot more people, no dice rolling, and you don't have to hang out around a table with a bunch of pizza-faced pointdexters if you don't want to. Anarchy Online Set in the year 29,475 A.D, players are placed in the world of Rubi-Ka, a planet riddled with nanotechnology and essentially owned by OmniTek. You can either work for the corporation or be a rebel caln against its efforts. This game is still in its beta stages, and I haven't been following the progress of the game, so click on the link below for more information.
Monthly updates keep the game fresh and the plot line moving.
Screenshots of my adventures still stored on my old site. Thanks to my peeps that kept me playing for as long as I did. Crossroads of Dereth - One of the two or three AC fan sites out there worth visiting. This game was pretty cool while I was interested in it. In it, you play the role of one of five possible character, each with his or her own unique set of skills, and partake in a pretty good story line to take Diablo out again.