NDOORS Interactive, a leading developer and publisher of online games, today announced that Atlantica Online has been selected as an official title at the Game & Game World Championship (GNGWC) 2009.

In an ancient age, a magical civilization known as Atlantis rose and flourished. This happened so long ago that the centuries have clouded it in rumors, speculation and partial truths. According to ...

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According to legend, the magical civilization of Atlantis attained its great prosperity from knowing how to create a material called Oriharukon. Naturally, many other nations asked and even begged for ...

Welcome to our First Impressions of NDOORS' Atlantica Online. Although it's in its third round of its closed beta, it's functional enough to talk about, and deservedly so. It's not the only MMOTBS — ...

MMORPG.com Atlantica Online Correspondent Matt Plourde writes this guide to surviving a boss fight in the new turn-based MMORPG from NDoors. Unlike mainstream MMORPGs, Atlantica Online's combat system ...

Nexon released two new trailers for Atlantica Online, its free-to-play massively multiplayer online role-playing game, that introduces players to the Battle Mage and Battle Master classes, and the ...

Atlantica Online takes place on Earth, in a historical fantasy setting that blurs the lines between time, fiction and nonfiction. You're a descendant of the people of Atlantis, and it is your duty to ...

Nexon released a new trailer for Atlantica Online, its free-to-play massively multiplayer online role-playing game, that introduces players to the major content coming in the Rise of Atlantis: ...

NDOORS Interactive, creators of the strategic turn-based MMORPG, Atlantica Online, is proud to announce that Atlantica has been recognized as one of the best MMORPGs of 2008. Atlantica Online is a ...

Nothing's ever free - right? Maybe the internet is changing the availability on some stuff nowadays (Wikipedia killed the encyclopedia business), but there's nothing inexpensive about developing an ...