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Kerbal Space Program
Space Engineers
EvE revival (new attention toward eve)
Star Citizen
seems the industry is finally refocusing on sci fi and space
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I think zombies are more popular for now
brw you missed Elite Dangerous main favorite space sim game
Vendetta Online (playable now)
http://youtu.be/rNBSowOfKCY
Elite: Dangerous
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJbzr5p6LdM
Limit Theory
http://youtu.be/mrFoesWWT30?t=3m14s
Infinity: The Quest for Earth
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spVypYk4kto
There's a lot out there. A lot of it seems like vaporware, a lot of it looks promising (Agent Joseph mentioned Elite:Dangerous, and what I shared really is just the tip of the iceberg). Right now I'm pretty content with Vendetta Online for my space game fix, but I am watching the industry develop in this new direction with interest.
"The simple is the seal of the true and beauty is the splendor of truth" -Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar
Authored 139 missions in Vendetta Online and 6 tracks in Distance
+1 allthough not a space-game
Yeah, it seems there's quiet a revival of space-games coming our way, but I'm not really interested in any of those, as they're not real MMOs.
Star Citizen and Elite:Dangerous are more like multiplayer space-shooters, like Freelancer or something like that, and Kerbal or Space Engineers are more like some sort of simulation like the Sims.
I'd consider going back to EvE Online, which I've played for seven years, if they'd drastically change the 0.0-dynamics (moons, supercapitals, true-sec, etc), but that won't happen I guess.
So yeah, lot's of space games, but unfortunately not really MMOs.
It's a shame that STO wasn't as good and went F2P, but somehow I liked it.
true and for reasons I am not sure I understand it appears MMOs are horrifically more difficult for developers then single player. Sure I understand the use of server load and two people on the screen but still.
Anyway, Kerbal would not make a great MMO I don't think, Space Engineers however I think could.
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Possibly it will be the best sim, but as I said, it won't be a MMO.
I expect that distinction will continue to become less and less important as time goes on. I think games will be grouped around "AR vs VR" more than "MMO vs non-MMO" in the coming decade.
/2c
"The simple is the seal of the true and beauty is the splendor of truth" -Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar
Authored 139 missions in Vendetta Online and 6 tracks in Distance
Games don't have to be MMOs to be good. These days "MMO" is usually a sure sign of a mediocre game anyways.
+1
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No need for words...
MMOs these days. It's just, well, junk
I'd consider playing it if it implemented killboards.
Or some indie space sim rpg, like... Starpoint Gemini 2
http://www.starpointgemini.com/