Wurm Online

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Developed in Java, Wurm Online is a free to play sandbox mmo featuring a rich history and a massive persistent world. Everything in the game is created and managed by players and when a new server is deployed it starts with empty lands. The game allows the players to terraform the land by manipulating the tiles with shovels. Players can also build villages, keeps and cities, form new kingdoms and engage in Player vs Player combat.

Wurm Online, 8.0 out of 10 based on 27 ratings
System Requirements
CPU/Processor: Intel Pentium 4 2.0GHz / AMD Athlon 64 3500+
Video Card Required: Nvidia GeForce 2 MX 400 64MB / ATI Radeon 9250
Minimum RAM (Memory): 1 GB
Hard Drive Space Required: 1.5 GB
DirectX Version Needed: 9
Wurm Online, 8.0 out of 10 based on 27 ratings
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Developer: Code Club AB
Publisher: Code Club AB
Genre: Sandbox MMO
Category: MMORPG Games
Release Date: 2006
Platform: Windows, Mac, Linux
Price: Free
Monthly Fee: Free
 
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  • Guest

     Wurm Online isn’t a bad game at all, but it can get boring rather quickly if played alone or with a small group.

    It’s best to play with bigger groups and join a fairly large village.

  • Guest

    It used to be good, till the removed pvp

     

  • Pansen001

    This is a great Sandbox Game, probably the best combination of survival and creativity avaible. I don’t know what the guest is talking about “removed pvp”, there are pvp servers and pve servers here, just the actual combat mechanics are abysmal.

    If you like building, and like survival, you just HAVE to play wurm online. If not, atleast give it a try. To this date, there is no comparable experience. And it’s still in (active) development, so it’s (supposedly) even getting better.

    Fun fact: Notch (Minecraft) was on and off involved in the development of Wurm.

  • Guest

    there is no real pvp left on the sandbox servers, only pvp on the faster pased quest servers

  • Guest

    Its an interresting game, but it will get boring very quickly once you get trough the first adventures days and settle down. I advise against joining a large village as this will just end you up grinding behind a forge from the start, which is incredibly boring.

    PvP could be decent, if not for the horrible gank bonus, balance and very small pvping userbase. Finding a fair fight is hard and finding a fight in the first place is even harder.

    I would personally give the game a 7/10, from which one point solely comes from being a unique mmo. The game however lacks to much in many aspects.

  • http://www.facebook.com/richard.howard.94651 Richard Howard

    restrictions for non paying players. *dislike*

  • http://www.facebook.com/latimer.hable Latimer Hable

    “You can play Wurm completely FREE for as long as you
    wish. But there are some limitations. You cannot raise your skills above
    20, which prevents you doing things like knocking down walls and
    building stone house, and leaves you much weaker than other players.
    Additionally, you cannot join all the Servers as some, like the Wild
    server are premium only.” 

    They lost me there. :I