Top 5 Best Free COMPUTER MMORPGs to Play in 2014

Top 5 Best Free COMPUTER MMORPGs to Play in 2014

There are literally hundreds, perhaps even thousands, of free-to-play MMORPGs out there on the planet. Each and every year an increasing number of get released which makes it tougher and more difficult to keep an eye on which games are truly worth your time. Include onto this the truth that lots of subscription-based or buy-to-play video games end up changing to free-to-play and you're faced with a near-endless supply of video games to choose from at any given time. Well, have no worry, since as a sequel to my comparable list from in 2013, I have actually chosen to once again rank the leading 5 free PC MMORPGs to play, this time in 2014.

5) Bless

We understand next to nothing about the video game at this point, as virtually all main trailers and materials have actually been in Oriental, but the footage truly speaks for itself. The video game has actually entered closed beta screening and is intending at a Q4 2014 global launch, so hopefully that takes place, however I have my doubts. The video game will have a dual-faction system and has been in development for coming up on 5 years, considering that 2009.


4) Lord of the Rings Online

The Lord of the Rings Online is not only one of the earliest free-to-play MMOs on the marketplace right now, it's also one of the best. Based on the classic Tolkien lore from the books and films of the very same name, this is classic MMO done. You need to do yourself a favor and check out up on it over at their main website if you haven't heard of this video game yet.


3) Neverwinter

Because its launch in mid-2013, the video game has actually already provided two fantastic free material expansions that have actually consisted of brand-new races, a brand-new course, new zones and just lots of additional material. Unlike other big relentless world video games, Neverwinter uses a hub-based system with lots of instanced content for small groups. The best feature of all is the Factory which enables players to make and upload their very own mission content - it genuinely makes this game never-ending.


2) Rift

Rift, formerly called Break: Airplanes of Telara, is a fantasy-themed MMORPG that initially released back in 2011 as a pay-to-play subscription based video game, much like the past 2 choices. This game was viewed as the leading contender versus World of Warcraft for a short while and in fact caused a reasonably considerable deep in WoW's customer base. The video game showcases a faction based system, which plays directly into the tales and gameplay of any given character. Rift was also highly related to for its exceptionally unique class structure system which dealt with gearing up and personalizing different souls, which is a far cry from the linear development of the majority of MMORPGs. The video game also has a robust dynamic occasion system with rifts that open in the game world, leading to impromptu mini raids. This is certainly a top choice for currently available f2p MMOs and a game that continues to grow under its brand-new company design. To find out more on this developed and growing MMORPG, click here for the main rundown.





1) Tera: Rising

The Exiled Arena of Arborea, or TERA is another previously pay-to-play MMORPG. In February of 2013 in Europe and North America, the video game made its shift to free-to-play and hasn't looked back considering that. Unlike numerous other more standard MMOs, Tera, or Tera Rising as it is known now, features action-based battle and even functions sufficiently when using a gamepad or controller. It also sports some of the outright finest visuals that the category needs to offer. It would be higher on the list, but the missions are frankly just really dull across the board and lots of people struggle to keeping playing after the preliminary luster subsides. If you're after something fresh and various, this could be the video game for you. Check out the main site for even more details.

Which Games are On Your List?

Surely you are a diehard fan of a video game I left off my list, aren't you? There are many to choose from, I had a lot of problem narrowing it down to just these 5, so I would like to see which games you believe be worthy of an area in any top 5 discussion. Leave a comment down below with your suggestion and perhaps you'll encourage a new gamer to come join your world of selection!

Include onto this the reality that lots of subscription-based or buy-to-play video games wind up switching over to free-to-play and you're faced with a near-endless supply of games to pick from at any given time.