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Tag: Perfect World Entertainment
Perfect World Entertainment to start developing and publishing mobile games
Even if you've somehow never heard of Perfect World Entertainment before, the chances are pretty good that you've played one of their games without even realizing it, as the renowned developer and publisher has been behind some of this generation's most impressive and influential releases, including cult classic Torchlight and this year's massive Neverwinter. Well now it's time we all start getting used to seeing their unique brand of excellence in the world of gaming even more, as it looks like Perfect World Entertainment will be bringing us even more ways to play their ever-growing catalogue of addicting and enthralling games - and in a first for the company, this now means letting gamers play new and upcoming titles on the go!
Neverwinter Review Diary #2: Astral diamonds and Zen and seals, oh my!
Proper MMORPG reviews are difficult to do. Except for power levelers, the whole idea of playing a game in that genre is that it's a marathon, not a sprint. That doesn't mesh well with the concept of deadlines, which is what editors usually insist upon.
Neverwinter Review Diary #1: Rolling a character and rolling over some undead
Proper MMORPG reviews are difficult to do. Except for power levelers, the whole idea of playing a game in that genre is that it's a marathon, not a sprint. That doesn't mesh well with the concept of deadlines, which is what editors usually insist upon.So for the recent release of Neverwinter, we're doing something a little different. I'll be spending my (mostly fictional) free time over the next five weeks exploring as much of Perfect World's free-to-play spin on the beloved D&D setting as possible, doing a sort of diary of what I find every week. Then I'll wrap it up with a more formal review, hopefully giving you a more complete picture of what to expect.