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Inspired by steampunk themes, Golemizer has players taking up roles of mad scientists who fabricate strange new living entities called Golems that do their bidding and remain in the game world even when their owners are offline.

The game’s designer is influenced by many aspects of sandbox-oriented MMOs and has implemented customizable player-housing, city building, no classes, levels or grinding, and complete freedom in how you wish to go about and what to achieve in Golemizer.

Over 1000 accounts have already been created since its launch this week.

Browser-based Version

The cult 2D MMORPG, Arindal, now has an early browser-based version in the works, but is open for all users, allowing everyone to play and test the game throughout its remaining development cycle. The game will be free to play indefinitely. However, the original Arindal, which is client-based, still requires a subscription fee.

Original Arindal

Peak Virtual Entertainment or PKVE for short is a browser-based games portal offering a variety of a strategic interface massively multiplayer online web-games. The Legacy of Holy Castle, their first beta title available, integrates kingdom development as well as RPG and tactical elements into a fantasy warfare atmosphere. One of the unique aspects of Legacy is its battle formation system, where players can freely arrange their attack and defensive troop formation according to their strategic approach.

Their second title, Banish Land, is yet to be released and their third title is unannounced.

A fan of the game who goes by the alias Joseph Young has recently conducted an interview with Aeriel Butler, the producer Wild West Online, an MMO set in the old west. While the full MMO is still under development, players can take part in the beta of WWO: Gunfighter, one of the combat components of the WWO. In the interview, Ariel talks about the future of Gunfighter and what we can expect in the complete version of the MMO, plus some background information on the game’s production itself. The full interview can be read here.