One of the greatest advantages that free-to-play games have over
traditional subscription-based games is their ability to be bold and
unconventional. Few MMOGs are bolder and more unconventional than
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Taking the genre to new heights,
Heroes in the Sky looks to transport players back to World
War II and give them a birds eye view of the action. Join Jason
Medawky Bolton this week as he attempts to earn his wings in this
ambitious new title.
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style="border: 1px inset ; text-shadow: none;"> style="text-shadow: none;">Never has the phrase flying
under the radar been more appropriate than it is with the genre
bending new MMOG Heroes in the Sky. Heroes is a massively multiplayer
third person shooter that combines elements of RTS, FPS and MMORPG
style questing. H.i.S comes to us from GamesCampus, who imports and
publishes several free-to-play titles, and is known for bringing some
of the more unconventional games to market -- such as Shot Online, Cue
Online and MLB Dugout Heroes, a golf game, a pool game and a baseball
game respectively.
style="border: 1px inset ; text-shadow: none;"> style="text-shadow: none;">Never has the phrase flying
under the radar been more appropriate than it is with the genre
bending new MMOG Heroes in the Sky. Heroes is a massively multiplayer
third person shooter that combines elements of RTS, FPS and MMORPG
style questing. H.i.S comes to us from GamesCampus, who imports and
publishes several free-to-play titles, and is known for bringing some
of the more unconventional games to market -- such as Shot Online, Cue
Online and MLB Dugout Heroes, a golf game, a pool game and a baseball
game respectively.
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target="_blank">Up, up and away!
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