Atlus Announces Free Steampunk MMOG
Atlus Online [http://www.atlusonline.com/] has announced that its debut MMOG will be a free-to-play steampunk game called Neo Steam: The Shattered Continent.
The game was originally developed by Korean studio Hellgate shenanigans [http://www.joyimpact.com/]. Atlus Online is handling publishing duties in North America and "anywhere else in the world." As is customary for free-to-play games, character customization will feature heavily and the game will also include pets and steam-based mounts.
Atlus USA has established a reputation for localizing and publishing Japanese games for the North American market and Atlus Online appears set to do the same thing for the online space. "What [Atlus Online is] looking to do is bring over games that would make sense to an Atlus fan," Jamie Ortiz of Atlus Online recently told Edge [http://www.edge-online.com/news/atlus-online-debut-with-steampunk-mmo]. He said the company planned to employ a "hybrid subscription model that is supported by multiple payment options," although the core game will be free.
Scheduled release dates for Neo Steam: The Shattered Continent in North America have not been released but the company is taking pre-beta registrations for early access to the game. To sign up and learn more, head to neosteam.atlusonline.com [http://neosteam.atlusonline.com].
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Atlus Online [http://www.atlusonline.com/] has announced that its debut MMOG will be a free-to-play steampunk game called Neo Steam: The Shattered Continent.
The game was originally developed by Korean studio Hellgate shenanigans [http://www.joyimpact.com/]. Atlus Online is handling publishing duties in North America and "anywhere else in the world." As is customary for free-to-play games, character customization will feature heavily and the game will also include pets and steam-based mounts.
Atlus USA has established a reputation for localizing and publishing Japanese games for the North American market and Atlus Online appears set to do the same thing for the online space. "What [Atlus Online is] looking to do is bring over games that would make sense to an Atlus fan," Jamie Ortiz of Atlus Online recently told Edge [http://www.edge-online.com/news/atlus-online-debut-with-steampunk-mmo]. He said the company planned to employ a "hybrid subscription model that is supported by multiple payment options," although the core game will be free.
Scheduled release dates for Neo Steam: The Shattered Continent in North America have not been released but the company is taking pre-beta registrations for early access to the game. To sign up and learn more, head to neosteam.atlusonline.com [http://neosteam.atlusonline.com].
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