GameCampus' latest title is putting a new spin on Greek Mythology with cute and adorable action. Legend of Edda (LOE) is an MMORPG centered on the Greek Mythology pertaining to the Gods of Olympus and the Titans. Players will chose to join either the Gods or the Titans and engage in small scale story quests that shed light on the conflict, or participate in huge wars for treasure and supremacy.

We had the opportunity for an exclusive chat with Eric Flannun, Lead Designer for Guild Wars 2 to talk about the newly announced Hall of Monuments feature! Tully asked him the following questions:

Legend of Edda is an upcoming MMORPG hosted by North American publisher, OnNet USA, through its MMO portal, GamesCampus. Developed by Korean studio, Eya Soft, which is well-known in the English market for Luna Online, the game focuses on PvP elements despite its cute and anime-styled graphic design. Is there more to this game or will it fall under the "generic" category of foreign imports? Let's find out.

Pocket Legends is an MMORPG made exclusively for the iPhone, iTouch, and iPad. The game is entirely free to play, and only takes around 40MB of your diskspace (that's like 5 minutess of download?). That's actually pretty amazing as most apps take around 100MB+.

There has been buzz that the latest Lego game, Lego Universe is at its final stages of before its commercial release this coming October. Before that happens we got the chance to talk to Ryan Seabury the creative director of the game. Here's what he has to say.

We here at OnRPG got the opportunity to talk to the people behind Galaxy Online, a space themed MMO and guess what? They're developing a second Galaxy Online game! More information on this new game in the interview below.

Fiesta was Outspark's maiden MMORPG way back from the year 2007, and in less than 2 months' time, the game will be celebrating its 3^rd anniversary! 3 eventful years has since passed for this colorful and exciting game, so what changes have been made over this period of time? Did the game get any better? Or did major improvements do otherwise? What's in-stored for the future of the game? Let's find out.

Hi, my name is Zoltán Mészáros and I'm working as a game designer on the project. I am a member of the story and vision team.

Summertime had us all inspired, and it's great to have an MMORPG that provides a somewhat casual experience which allows players to balance their time between playing indoors and playing outside (accursed sunburn!) during the hot holiday season. I had the chance to speak to GM Phibes, of Outspark's Secret of the Solstice staff team. For those who haven't heard about Secret of the Solstice, (SoS for short) it is a 2.5D MMO with an anime-inspired visual style. It's been more than two years since the Open Beta, and Phibes and I will be discussing the present and the future for this game.

Final Fantasy XIV is Square Enix's latest entry in the Final Fantasy series and the second game in the series to be a Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game (MMORPG).  The game aims to provide fans of Final Fantasy XI, the first MMORPG by Square Enix, with a unique yet familiar experience, whilst also hoping to draw in Final Fantasy fans that have never tried the genre.  Does the closed beta build show that the development team has hit the nail on the head or does it just sink to the bottom of the sea amid a variety of design flaws? 

Zentia is an upcoming MMORPG published by ChangYou US and also the 3rd title in its English portfolio. Developed by Chinese studio, Pixel Soft, the game is coined as a "fairy tale" MMORPG with a delightfully twisted sense of humor. Judging from the various media releases about Zentia, I am convinced that it looks really wacky and fun at the same time! With players dreading the massive number of Asian-themed MMORPGs in the recent market, will Zentia be successful in convincing players that there is much more to the game? Let's find out.