While on the multiplayer front, WoW’s still-thriving community based around high-level, end-game challenges is nearly unmatched in its size and dedication.Īll of World of Warcraft’s legacy content is now included in the price of a subscription - $14.99 a month or your regional equivalent - plus you can try the game for free up to level 20.įirst released in 2012, Guild Wars 2 is another long-serving favourite which has kept itself relevant by offering a strong mix of quality PvE questing and deep PvP with a much lower barrier to entry than other MMOs. The venerable giant remains immensely popular and continues to receive massive expansion packs like 2018’s Battle for Azeroth, which not only raised the game’s level cap to 120, but added new races, dungeons, zones, and raids.įor fans of single-player questing, there’s more than a decade of story to dig through so much that WoW spawned its own wildly successful card game based on its lore - Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft. Let’s get World of Warcraft out of the way nice and early, since you’ve more than likely heard of it already - it’s only a near 15-year-old behemoth that changed the MMO landscape forever.
The time investment alone makes them unique among other video game genres, but the best ones make hundreds of hours seem like nothing at all. There’s nothing quite like finding a great MMO to get lost in.
We've also tried to include MMOs on a range of platforms, including PC, PS4, Xbox One, and even mobiles, as well as free and pay-to-pay games to suit all budgets. As a celebration of the best MMOs around, we’ve put together this list of old favourites and exciting newer releases to give a good spread of options for however you choose to play.
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