As you may have heard, City of Heroes, one of the oldest superhero MMORPGs, is no more. But its spirit lives on, apparently. In a Kickstarter campaign.
The campaign is for a game called City of Titans—a superhero MMORPG, much like its spiritual predecessor, City of Heroes. It will be a free-to-play game, supported with a non-pay-to-win cash shop and optional VIP subscriptions. Missing Worlds Media, the group developing the game, actually consists of over a hundred self-professed City of Heroes fans, whose mission is to "deliver a unique massively multiplayer online roleplaying game, created from the community of a lost universe, to build a new community for a new world."
The project has quite the momentum. In a few hours, more than 300 backers already pledged over $50,000—and these numbers are rising steadily. Provided the campaign reaches its goal of $320,000 (at this point, it most likely will), City of Titans' initial beta release will be out in mid-to-late 2015.
The Phoenix Project - City of Titans [Kickstarter]
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The campaign is for a game called City of Titans—a superhero MMORPG, much like its spiritual predecessor, City of Heroes. It will be a free-to-play game, supported with a non-pay-to-win cash shop and optional VIP subscriptions. Missing Worlds Media, the group developing the game, actually consists of over a hundred self-professed City of Heroes fans, whose mission is to "deliver a unique massively multiplayer online roleplaying game, created from the community of a lost universe, to build a new community for a new world."
The project has quite the momentum. In a few hours, more than 300 backers already pledged over $50,000—and these numbers are rising steadily. Provided the campaign reaches its goal of $320,000 (at this point, it most likely will), City of Titans' initial beta release will be out in mid-to-late 2015.
The Phoenix Project - City of Titans [Kickstarter]
Questions? Comments? Contact the author of this post at andras-AT-kotaku-DOT-com.
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