Online Games Reviews
Introduction
Love playing online games? Passionate about Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Games (MMORPG) or just enjoy playing browser based online games at your convienience? If so then we aim to offer reviews of some of the hottest online multiplayer games around. This is a new and growing section of the Friends & Money site and as such we will be adding the latest online multiplayer games reviews as fast as we can. Whether you are an avid gamer, or like to dip in and out of multiplayer games online to fit around your busy lifestyle, then we aim to offer reviews of online games that provide a personal perspective.
If you would like to write a review of your favourite online or MMORPG game to help others, then feel free to email it to us via gamesreview@friendsandmoney.co.uk. In return we'll happily cite you as the author at the bottom of the review and post a link to your website, blog or facebook page.
Current Games Reviews
Top Ten MMORPG's
Massively multiplayer online role playing games (MMORPG's) are hugely entertaining, enjoyable and interactive, offering access to a global online gaming community. Human opponents are so much more unpredictable than artifical intelligence making epic battles and community building more realistic. But with so many MMORPG's available which one should you choose? Our resident gaming expert Jim offers his personal top ten MMORPG's that are available to buy. Click Here To Read The Full Review
Free MMORPG List
There are thousands of MMORPGs to choose from, so to help you make an informed choice about the best we have created an extensive list of free to play & subscription based MMORPGs that you might want to check out for yourself. Click To Read More
It's the end of the World of Warcraft as we know it....
World of Warcraft (WoW) is currently celebrating it's 6th year and 3rd add-on. If you haven't started playing this then there is no better time. Blizzard have taken what they have learned over the past 4-5 years when they implemented both of the previous add-ons (Burning Crusade and Wrath of the Lich King), and used this information to go back to the original game and drastically change not only the fundaments of the gameplay, but the actual world itself. Click Here To Read The Full Review
Dragon Age II Demo Review - First Impressions
The eagerly awaited sequel to Bioware's 2010 RPG extravaganza 'Dragon Age: Origins' is soon to hit the shelves. The imaginatively titled Dragon Age II is set after the events in Dragon Age: Origins and Awakening and follows the exploits of a young adventurer called Hawke from refugee to Champion. Saving the world, destroying the bad nasty's and getting the girl (or boy). As a prelude to the game's release (March 8th North America, March 11th Europe) Bioware have released a nice little playable demo to show you a small glimpse of what Dragon Age II has to offer. I downloaded the PC version, although xBox 360 and PS3 versions are available. Click Here To Read The Full Review
Champions Online Free Version - Super Price, Above-Average Game
In Champions Online you create your own lycra-bound (or not) superhero, complete with a myriad of superpowers, and taking on all manner of villainous scum and general criminal lowlife. It's also another example of a large well established MMO (massively multiplayer online game) releasing a free-to-play version of its core game with a sort of 'try-before-you-buy' feel. Allowing the players to experience enough of the content to encourage them to fork our a monthly fee for the whole game. Click Here To Read The Full Review
Quick Guide To Making Money In Fable 2
Making money is an important, though not crucial part, of Lionheads Fable 2 and in the true style of the game, there are a number of different ways that this can be done; some honest and some not-so-honest. Below is a brief guide on how you can make Fable 2 gold fairly and honestly and another method of how to get it by downright cheating. I have used the non-cheating method myself so I can confirm it works. The cheating method? Never! Never used it... Well once, just to check it works of course. You understand. Click Here To Read More
Fallout: New Vegas - Welcome to Fabulous New Vegas
Fall-Out: New Vegas is the sequel to the Bethesda Studios (the same guys and gals who brought us the Elder Scrolls series) 2008 Best Seller 'Fall Out 3'. Although, maybe 'sequel' is not quite the right term as though it is undoubtedly the same apocalyptic wastes of the US set four years after the Fall-Out 3 storyline, it does feature all new characters and is set in an entirely new city; Las Vegas or 'New Vegas' as it is now named.
The Mojave wastes of New Vegas are not as devastated as the Capital Wastes of Fall-Out 3, many of the buildings are still standing, especially when you get to the heart of New Vegas which still has it's own version of the golden strip glittering away. However, this meant that the whole area is rife with gang warfare and mafia-esque gangland bosses vying for power. Click Here To Read The Full Review
Lord Of The Rings Online Review
Lord of the Rings Online was released by Turbine in 2007. Since then it has had numerous content updates and two full add-on packs featuring, more classes, more lands to explore and more quests (A further add on pack is currently in production). Around a month ago they released a free version of the game. The free trial gives you a large portion of the game; fully allowing you to experience the Lord of the Rings content without having to subscribe. Click Here To Read The Full Review
Bloodbowl for the PC: A Great Conversion
When I was younger I remember playing the 'Games Workshop' Blood-bowl board game, and I loved it. The simple approach and bloodthirsty game-play, plus the fact that a game could be played within around an hour made it a firm favourite. So, now around ten years later, I was pleased and a little curious to discover that a PC game of Blood-bowl was in the shops. I took the gamble and shelled out the relatively small amount of cash, and installed it. I was not disappointed, the game-play is exactly the same as I remember the board game as well as having the added bonus of including a real-time version of the game, which is a nice if not more tense approach to the game-play. Click Here To Read The Full Review
Everquest 2: Extended Edition - The best things in life are free-to-play
Another one of the defining MMO's that, like ' World of Warcraft', has stood the test of time. When Warcraft and ' Everquest 2' came out over 6 years ago, bearing in mind that there was only 2-3 weeks between them, There was a Blur / Oasis type battle going on between them. Game fans were arguing over which of the two new MMO's was going to get their money. ' Everquest 2', like ' World of Warcraft', has had a lot of time and money to focus on the game. They fixed everything they didn't like, kept what they did like, added numerous add-ons (I think we're at the 8-9 mark now) and make sure that the game is as stable and as enjoyable as possible for as many people... which in my mind, they have. Click Here To Read The Full Review
A Brief Introduction To The Warcraft Classes Part 1 - Deathknight, Druid and Hunter
Firstly, I should get the caveat out of the way that I have not played every character to level 85, so apologies If I have missed anything out. Also I am not a PvP player, so any PvP related information will also be rather thin on the ground, if any there at all. What I will give you is a brief run down of all the different character classes that you can play in World of Warcraft, explaining the more impressive aspects of each class. So without further ado... Click Here To Read The Full Review