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A Tale in the Desert

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Official site: http://www.atitd.com/

 

Wikis:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Tale_in_the_Desert

http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale6/Main_Page

 

In short, A Tale in the Desert is a MMORPG set in ancient Egypt, where players work (*cough*grind*cough*) together to accomplish various tasks and challenges. Every few years they reset the server, this happened last saturday, so if you feel like starting a new MMORPG now would be a good time, or then you can do what I did: just check the game out and leave it at that. You can play the game for free for 24 hours, after which you may continue playing with a 13.95 dollar monthly subscription.

The game has no pvp and no hiscores, so it's very much based on the community of players playing together rather than competing against each other. I played the game for a few hours today, and found it to be worth a recommendation. There's a few camera problems and the command system isn't too intuitive, but I can see why some people would want to spend their money to play this, what I believe to be a truly unique game. As a virtual world and a social experiment, the game is fascinating.

 

 

btw I searched for "Games similar to Haven and hearth" and found this. From open pvp permadeath to no pvp at all, but oh well. At least it's a sandbox/dynamic world.

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