Drakensang Online tops five million players

Drakensang Online tops five million players

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By: Admin | Apr 5th 2012
Bigpoint announced today that its dark MMO Drakensang Online has garnered more than 5 million registered players worldwide since the official open beta launch in August 2011. Bigpoint's development team in Berlin has also significantly expanded the size of the game environment by doubling the total game content in less than a year with numerous new areas, a plethora of new monsters and three times as many quests now awaiting courageous heroes in the free-to-play, action MMORPG.

"Our massive and rapidly-growing world provides gamers with a one-of-a-kind MMO experience for PVE and PVP modes, that is state-of-the-art within browser games," said Bernd Beyreuther, Head of Game Production for Bigpoint Berlin. "Attracting over five million registered gamers is an impressive affirmation of the excellent work we have put in over the past months, and motivates us to continue developing Drakensang Online further for the global community."

Major content expansions in Drakensang Online have included new areas in the Norselands and Loxley Caverns, as well as the introduction of a third faction -- the Ranger class -- in the world of Duria. The number of skills each player has at their disposal to equip their characters has also doubled, with countless new types of armor, weapons and gems, and even pets like the Dragonspawn, Fairies and Phoenix. Rounding out the expansions is the guild system, a teleportation feature, a crafting feature, and various PvP modes. In late April, players can look forward to a brand new talent tree for each character class.

Drakensang Online can be played in over 20 languages, including English, German, French, Spanish, Italian and Polish on the official website (http://www.drakensang-online.com/). Players can access the game for free without downloading additional software -- more information is available on the Facebook fanpage (http://www.facebook.com/drakensangonline/) and Twitter (http://www.twitter.com/drakensang/).

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