Dragonica Online goes live in style

by Rubi Bayer Oct 15th 2009 at 11:00AM

Filed under: Fantasy, Events, in-game, Expansions, Launches, News items, Free-to-play, Dragonica Online

Dragonica Online, the free-to-play MMO from THQ*ICE is finished with open beta and ready to party. They celebrate their grand opening today with contests, extra loot and XP, special items for sale, and...an expansion? Yep, that's right. The Tales of the Damned expansion releases at the same time, so it's safe to say that a lack of new content is not going to be a problem.

The Dragonica Online team clearly had a great time planning the grand opening, and their sense of fun is communicated throughout the game. The open market has temporarily become the Dragonica Online Black Market, offering up extra special items for a limited time. Logging in daily gets you a chance at a Dragonica Online game card, and they are getting their forums in on the act, opening a contest that requires posting screenshots. Throughout the fun are hints of an upcoming Halloween event as well. Best of all, Dragonica Online promises no character resets, so those of you who have already checked it out can head straight for the new level 50+ content.

If you haven't checked it out, it looks like THQ*ICE has put in more than enough time and effort on this to make it worth a look.

Tags: dragonica-online, expansion, launches, tales-of-the-damned, thq-ice

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

mttgamer said on 11:27AM 10-15-2009

Ya know I was thinking of writing you guys showcasing hidden gems of MMO's obviously you guys were on top of it! Kudos.

Relevant to Dragonica online, I was referred to this game the other day, downloaded it last night and I played it this morning.Its like MapleStory with an Eastern twist, the graphics are far superior then MapleStory too. Not to mention Dragonica has depth.

If anyone is looking for a new MMO I suggest this one :D

double9s said on 1:50PM 10-15-2009

Have they added gamepad support, or stopped blocking Xpadder?

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