Massively multiplayer online game Dungeons & Dragons Online has received a content reboot and is now free to play starting Wednesday. Originally released in 2006 as Dungeons & Dragons Online: Stormreach, the game has received a digital upgrade and been renamed Dungeons & Dragons Online: Eberron Unlimited.
"Today, Turbine changes the way gamers experience their online entertainment by providing them with a choice in how they pay and play for a premium MMO," said Turbine CEO Jim Crowley in a press release.
DDO: Eberron Unlimited has two pricing options, allowing the player to download the game for free and pay for items and content a la carte from the DDO store, or to subscribe for unlimited access to the game's content.
The updated content includes a new class, an increased level cap (up to 96), a new 12-player raid, new adventure packs and "major combat improvements" to the game's real-time combat, according to the company. Turbine says the game is "easier than ever" and that "creating a new character is incredibly simple with guides and templates that speed you through the process."
I've never logged on to DDO, but the "free" price tag doesn't hurt. Will you be logging on to give the game a (second) try?
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