Forgotten Elements

Forgotten Elements

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Wed, 06/09/2010 - 11:32 | by Curly Brace

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Release
Version: 
1.0
Released: 
7 January 2013

Forgotten Elements is a totally free MMORPG (Hack and Slay) and runs with JAVA.

You can choose from among four character classes and dive into the world of Forgotten Elements, consisting of many areas and randomly generated dungeons.
Collect thousands of different items and teach your character mighty skills and enhancements.
You can also combine your skills with those from other classes and duel other players with a unique strategy.
Challenge other players at the PVP-Arena or invite them to trade valuable items and artifacts.

See also: 
Spiral Knights
System requirements: 

A Java Runtime Environment

Links: 
Homepage

Developer: Magic Plains


Genre:Role-playing, MMO
Game theme:Fantasy
Game features:Multiplayer, Online
Game modes:Sandbox
Graphic:3D
License:Closed
Payment:Free

Comments

by Marlon | Sat, 12/08/2012 - 11:39
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Forgotten Elements Linux Client released!

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Forgotten Elements now can be installed and played on a Linux Machine (no JAVA necessary).
http://www.forgottenelements.com/play

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