The game was released on October 10, 2008. It is also the first multiplayer MMORPG created by the company. DragonFable ĪdventureQuest Worlds is the fourth major game made by Artix Entertainment. Players will be able to choose from several races, dynamically change equipment during the animated battles, and also be able to combine their efforts in large wars and crossover events. WarpForce takes ideas of traditional fantasy and incorporates them into a sci-fi universe, combining classic RPG elements with Artix Entertainment's trademark humor and a single-player storyline that unlocks as the player levels up, becoming more powerful by increasing stats and getting advanced equipment. WarpForce is about the people of Lore (Humans, Dwarves, Elves, and a reptilian race called Drakel) who band together to create a fleet of starships powered by both magic and science, and zoom into outer space on missions to defeat a powerful and vast alien Network that is working to take over the universe. It was built with the same game engine as AdventureQuest and, like AdventureQuest and Artix Entertainment's other single-player RPGs, is free to play with an optional one-time fee.
It is a sequel to AdventureQuest, specifically relating to the recently completed five-year Devourer story arc in AdventureQuest, and there has been many crossovers between the two. WarpForce Īrtix Entertainment's expansion to AdventureQuest, WarpForce, was released on July 17, 2009.
ADVENTUREQUEST 3D MOD UPGRADE
While it is free to play, players may upgrade their characters to become AdventureQuest Guardians in order to receive exclusive in-game benefits.
The game is set in the fictional world of "Lore", a tongue-in-cheek reference to the original game name, Lands of Rising Evil. The game is also called Battleon due to its domain name. It is also referred to as AdventureQuest Classic and The Original AdventureQuest. It was meant to be called "Land Of Rising Evil" (Lore). AdventureQuest is Artix Entertainment's first project released in October 2002.
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