Just Browsing - The Top Ten Current Browser-Based MMOGs

by on Jan 12, 2010

Not everyone these days has an top end gaming rig at their disposal but virtually everyone has a web browser, and this fact certainly isn't lost on enterprising game developers in search of the next

Not everyone these days has an top end gaming rig at their disposal but virtually everyone has a web browser, and this fact
certainly isn't lost on enterprising game developers in search of the
next big thing. Browser-based MMOGs are a rapidly expanding force in
the gaming world and this week we spotlight them with a Top Ten
Browser-Based MMOGs list. Featuring everything from divide-and-conquer
strategy to traditional sword and board fantasy, with lots of new
concepts in between, we recap some of our favorites from the genre.

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Eternal is one of the better looking games on the list and features a
colorful 3D environment that begs to be explored. Famous for its
inhabitants, EE has been called “The Furry MMO” in
some reviews for its
unique take on races – the majority of which are
anthropomorphic, or
animal-based. The game features four classes with no advantage or
disadvantages for race/class combos--races are purely aesthetic here.

Did your favorite browser-based MMOG make the cut? Click href="http://www.tentonhammer.com/node/79134" target="_blank">here
to see the entire list.

Last Updated: Mar 13, 2016