/int/ - International

Oh Kremlin-chan, already out of Robux for your oh so important FSB calls?

>>23144 >Robux little kids like it

Habbo Hotel Runescape t. pro

WoW vanilla private servers and eve online.

Can't help with browser based stuff, but the best MMO of all times (Dark Age of Camelot) has some nice freeshards with active playerbase.

>>23152 wow that sounds legit

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>>23152 isn't old school runescape rising in popularity again? maybe it was just a streamer fad idk but first the wow fags fled to final fantasy and then to runescape.

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In my experience browser games have the worst cash shop item integration. The ones I played become unplayable at some point, because the advantages of paying players are way too big. It's like you finish the free demo and then have to constantly buy premium items just to survive and this is by design. Browser games are very popular with silver surfers. People with way too much time and money on their hands. I had some interesting conversations in OGame.

On the topic of online games: Since many of them are so predatory in design, is there something like a catalog, where you can look up the dark patterns in games like weighted tags? I found this, but it is only for mobile games. https://www.darkpattern.games/

>>23538 Ume Musume is on Steam too.

>>23539 I know. What I am searching is a catalog of PC or video games in general, that categorizes them by their dark patterns, like the tags on steam.