By Stephany on Friday, August 10th, 2007 at 2:33 PM PST In Computer, Game Companies, Gamer Life, Games
Bounty Bay Online, the MMORPG where you can be a farmer, craftsman, merchant, explorer, or pirate is now accepting gamers for the open beta. Go on over to the official site to sign up so you can engage in sea battles, searches for sunken treasure, conquering towns and discovering long forgotten locations on your path to glory.
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I’m sorry but this isn’t actually a “new” game. It is Voyage Century Online repackaged as something else. I played the closed beta and its almost the same. Same engine, same gameplay, same skills.I think the subscription services will be done differently. It is quite an addictive game, a mixture of eve-online and Sid Meiers’ Pirates! But the movement is awkward (no WSAD movement) and the engine is very very dated.
It does look old