If you've been following RIFT closely over the past few weeks, you know that the fifth beta event has begun. That means it's time for a new batch of updates, and the staff at Trion Worlds has come through. The notes for the latest event have been posted, and they contain an exhaustive number of changes, including a much-requested public grouping system as well as a quantity of UI improvements. There's also the usual collection of bugfixes and changes based on testing feedback.
Beta 5 patch notes posted for RIFT
Many players had requested some kind of open grouping system to coincide with the game's dynamic events, and the new public group system facilitates that. Although the system still requires clicking a few buttons and flagging yourself as open for public groups, it streamlines the method of getting everyone organized and cooperative during a rift battle. RIFT testers and fans ought to take a glance at the full list of changes before diving in to the latest event.
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This brain-splattered game is being developed by indie studio JumpCore Productions. The studio was formed in 2007 by Cameron Petty, who was part of the founding team behind Cryptic Studios. According to JumpCore, UnDead Online will be an episodic MMOFPS hybrid that will have its first showing at the upcoming Games Developer Conference in March. A statement released by Petty explains further; "Each episode of the FPS game series will tell the story of a character that exemplifies one of the character classes in the MMO game. The player will experience that character's journey from his or her earlier existence in to the post-Apocalyptic world brought to life in the UnDead Online MMO, while exploring the matchless game play aspects of that character's class along the way."
When it comes to zombies and gun-toting fun with friends, most people would probably immediately think of Left 4 Dead or perhaps Red Dead Redemption's Undead Nightmare DLC. When it comes to MMOs, though, you've got limited choices for horror -- and many of them aren't even out yet! Today you have one more title to add to your listing of horror MMO games that are shambling toward you at some point in the future: UnDead Online.
Ultimately, we're glad to see another horror title planned for the MMO style, and they will certainly be expectantly waiting to chew on the developers' brains about what they can look forward to in their game. meanwhile, the UnDead Online site and forums are awaiting the presence of any interested zombie hunters.