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Trion Worlds and XL Games Teaming Up for Fantasy MMORPG Title ArcheAge

Publisher Trion Worlds and the South Korea based developer XL Games have announced a new strategic partnership that will see the release of a new title named ArcheAge in North America. The massively online multiplayer role playing game is already highly anticipated in eastern markets after six years of development and two years of closed testing, and the two game studios are looking to make the new release one of the best looking and most approachable MMORPGs to come out of Asia. ArcheAge offers players freedom like never before as they can choose which character to play, where their character will go and for what purpose. By removing classes and skills, ArcheAge will change what you think you know about the genre and remove any cumbersome restrictions to allow you to play just as you want. You can read on to learn more about ArcheAge and check out the newest trailer for the game below to learn more!

“We’re thrilled to be working with Trion Worlds, a company who is setting a new standard for gaming by embracing original, high-quality IPs on a dynamic connected platform,” said Jake Song, CEO and founder of XL Games. “We are impressed with Trion’s track record as they have consistently delivered against an unwavering vision; we are confident partnering with Trion will help bring ArcheAge a successful game that satisfies audience both in East and West.”

“We’re very impressed with ArcheAge, and the level of anticipation for the game is absolutely astonishing,” said Dr. Lars Buttler, CEO and founder of Trion Worlds. “We are very proud of the catalog of world-class games we will be offering through Red Door. Now, with ArcheAge, we are bringing the best in Asia onto our platform.”

For more information on the game, check out the official ArcheAge website.

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