Time to bring out the darker and evil gaming side hiding in everyone of us as Dark Legends storms the Android platform. The game packs-in fangs, blood, and super speed that will surely satisfy every MMORPG fans' hunger for the ultimate gameplay experience.

Created by Spacetime Studios this developer is marked as one of the top ones on Google Play and MMORPG seems to be their forte. Dark Legends is quite a hit on Google Play by raking in an average rating of 4.6 which is great comapred to the flood of new games by the hour.

To begin the game is packed with enjoyable hack and slash fun, especially during online battles with other players. There is lots of customization available and a huge game to explore. Dark Legends as a game really puts the player in control of a blood-thirsty vampires, on a quest to find the culprit responsible for him/her becoming a vampire.

There is a funny part to the game and that being the vampire in question is a good guy. Yes, you read that right, a good guy. He simply has a bit of a nibble on a human and then sends them on their way with a polite "sorry." The only mission he needs to accomplish is to find out the main culprit who transformed him into a vampire. Quite interesting I say.

The map integrated within the Dark Legends gameplay is made up of numerous campaigns filled with story-based goings-on and the world map shows a string of missions to complete, and the player needs to spend their energy points on wrapping these up one by one (gaining and earning energy points is not a very simple task).

The visuals on this game are a bit of a let down as Spacetime Studios has really not done much to enhance the graphics and certain elements still look outdated from the time of Pocket Legends. Overlooking this, the game has a fun element to it and therefore will keep MMORPG fans smiling for quite some time.

Related Links:
Developer Website
Dark Legends on Google Play
Dark Legends on Facebook

MMORPG fans have certainly something to look forward to with Ryzom aka The Saga of Ryzom. This game comes directly from the sci-fi genre and offers an experience which some gamers out there can just dream of. It was originally developed by Nevrx, but currently the game's developer and publisher is Winch Gate Property, Ltd.

Gameplay is far from easy, and offers a host of features that impacts the entire story in the long run. Graphics are at its best with highly-detailed environments, characters, nemesis, and the likes.

Adding a load to the realistic touch is the very well thought weather and season changes. Seasons include winter, spring, fall and summer, while weather effects include winds, rain and snow. Ryzom enthusiasts will also find the "Sandbox" gameplay more than just helpful, as it offers the player the freedom to, without any restrictions, roam and discover the environment he/she is put into. A fitting farewell to the olden style of being stuck in an environment and follow a predefined path.

Coming to the game now - players are located on a planet called Atys in the year 2525, which is far from the conventional planet you might be thinking about. Its not a circular object, but a tree that can support multiple ecosystems and atmosphere with a plethora of networked branches and roots. Behavior is very realistic and it largely depends on the character class they belong to.

The Saga of Ryzom features four humanoid races, jointly called "Homins". They include Matis, Tryker, Zorai, and Fyros. Each of these classes have special abilities, strength levels, adaptability factor, special moves, etc. There are two additional classes that interact with the four mentioned above, but share a cold-war with each other. They are magical Kami and Technological Karavan. Its like a Science vs Mythology situation (at least that is what the names tell us).

The newer release offers the players the chance to unlock character abilities until level 125. This was locked in the previous releases. Gamers just need to sign-up for a Ryzom account and get their free trial account, though limitations are a thing of the past now.

Users can download The Saga of Ryzom as a direct media download, BitTorrent, or as a physical DVD or CD package.

Related Links:
Official Website
Ryzom on Twitter
Ryzom on Facebook
Ryzom Official Developer Blog
Ryzom Forum

Planet M.U.L.E actually has had a long history. The original game was released back in the 1980s for the Atari 800 console. At that time, this was one of the few machines that allowed multi-player functions; featuring four ports.

Today, the game has been remade with improved graphics as well as gameplay. Nevertheless, it stays true to the classics and ensures plenty of fun times ahead. The best part is that the game is offered absolutely free and works great on a Linux, Mac or Windows system.

In the game, you play the role of a space traveler that's colonizing a planet. You'll need to use the planet's resources to make money and set up your colony.

The new game pretty much retains all of the basics of the old game. It centers on a fictional planet called Irata (Atari spelled backwards) where your goal is to build up your own colony and make it work. The original M.U.L.E is  dubbed as a game exercise in the laws of "supply and demand" and this remake certainly stays true to that.

Up to four players or colonists can play at the same time. Rules are easy to learn even if economics might not be your strongpoint. It's essential a basic game of who gets to transform or create a thriving colony first.

Among the first things that players must do once they arrive in the planet is to choose their own plot of land. Whoever presses the action button first will get the land. Of course, you have to consider the advantages of your plot land. The plots are divided as Mountains, Plains and Rivers. Each one has its advantages and disadvantages when raising particular crops or items.

Once this is set up, the notion of economics and managing your deficits takes control of the game. Although the rules can be a bit overwhelming at first for any newbie, rest assured, they are easy to learn. In the end, the player that has the most profits after the entire game is declared the winner.

Although it might not be for everyone, Planet M.U.L.E is pretty entertaining. The recreated game is pretty much faithful to the original with just a facelift to show for so it'll still please those who actually remember the original title back in the day.

Related Links:
Planet M.U.L.E. Official Website
Planet M.U.L.E. on Play This Thing
M.U.L.E. on Wikipedia
Planet M.U.L.E. on Bigdownload

Love Mafia Wars in Facebook? If you answered 'yes', then you'll adore iMob Online. This massive multi-player online role playing game has gained a steady and solid fan base thanks to its addictive gameplay.

iMob can be played on both the iPhone and iPod Touch. It's one of the first ever MMORPG offered in the device. Hence, the game paved the way for other similar games which allow interaction between players, to actually push through. However, since its release; it has constantly remained near the top of the online RPG crowd for both the iPhone and iTouch.

Like most mob games, you won't be starting out as "The Godfather" right away. In fact, you start off as being the lowest in rank; a common street thug. You'll then have to slowly but surely make it to the top. In the game, you'll need to complete criminal missions to earn money and experience. In turn, you'll be using the money to buy weapons, tools and invest in property. The last one is your biggest source of income so it's important that you gain enough points and dough, then work on getting the prestige as well.

What's cool about this game is that you won't be playing against bots but other people as well. iMob is popular not just for its addictive gameplay but also for the social networking setup that it incorporates in the system.  Pretty much, you would need to "befriend" fellow players in order to access most higher level mission. You won't need to actually play with them all the time but the game does require you to send off little messages from time to time.

Every player gets an iMob Online Friend Code which other players can go ahead and use. Players also have the option to purchase iMob Online Respect Points from the App Store. These respect points are essential if you truly want to rise up the ranks in the game. Grab this title and see how far you can go.

Related Links:
iMob Online Official Website
iMob Online on iTunes
iMob Online on PocketGamer
iMob Online on PocketHub