Over the last several years, NCSoft, the company behind MMO giants like Throne and Liberty, Blade and Soul, and Guild Wars 2, has shown off early footage of an upcoming project dubbed Project LLL. It made an strong impression for its striking sci-fi style and tactical shooting, reminiscent of The Division 2, Destiny 2, and Warframe. Today, the project has resurfaced with the name Cinder City, and its makers have provided new details on what to expect when the game finally launches next year. Continue reading Guild Wars publisher's new MMO is an open-world tac shooter called Cinder City

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Guild Wars publisher's new MMO is an open-world tac shooter called Cinder City As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases and other affiliate schemes. Learn more. Over the last several years, NCSoft, the company behind MMO giants like Throne and Liberty, Blade and Soul, and Guild Wars 2, has shown off...

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