These games are ranked by PlayScore. A unique rating that averages critic and gamer reviews.
Opening our list of Top 10 MMO PC Games is EverQuest II
A game that has spanned for more than a decade, EverQuest II is ever expanding its rich lore
and heritage to the gaming industry. With more than 10 expansions, create your own story
and journey to its world sprawling with rich magic and heartfelt characters.
Don't cha know the game shares similarities with World of Warcraft? It eventually varies
itself through its various brilliance.
A PlayScore of 7.79
8th place is Star Wars: The Old Republic
What does it take to become part of George Lucas' universe? Thankfully for BioWare, they
gave us what we needed the most. A Star Wars game that flows with midichlorians.
With its 5 massive expansions, choose between the Dark Side and the Light & conquer the
galaxy through a vast morality based-system and Force-powered fun.
Star Wars: The Old Republic has a PlayScore of 7.85
The name speaks for itself.
9th on our list is WildStar
The name speaks for itself. Wildstar is a colorful and wild MMORPG game that breathes
of fun, adventure and interplanetary Alien-killing.
Notably a Pay-To-Play game before, this has now been transformed into Free-to-play due
to its critical acclaim.
It's stellar approach to its glistening sci-fi world and its active fighting gameplay is
reminiscent to the Star Wars universe.
WildStar has a PlayScore of 7.86
Ranked 7th is TERA
As much as these MMO games go, most of them are pretty old but are still really good as
years go by.
TERA is a vast fantasy-driven online experience with gorgeous graphics, sweet musical score
and thrilling Player vs Player system.
Its seamless battle system and diverse set of races and classes offer more surprises
since it began years ago.
TERA has a PlayScore of 7.86
6th is Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn
Chocobos, Crystals, Dragons, Warriors' The basic formula of a good Final Fantasy game.
A Realm Reborn re-ignites the previous games dying flame. Square Enix crawled its way from
Final Fantasy XIV's shadow and lights up with this saviour of a follow-up.
Dubbed as "Version 2" of the XIV franchise, the game has a staggering amount of content
from gameplay, story and expansions. Oh yeaah!
A Realm Reborn PlayScore of 7.90
5th spot is Path Of Exile
This game is rich with Diablo's style, dungeon-crawling and NPC-talking adventures. What separates
this game from its inspiration is its wide array of customization and detailed economy.
You are left to tread over a world without currency but progress through trading. It
promotes a sense of isolation as you travel around its world filled with dire monstrosities.
Path of Exile has a PlayScore of 8.16
Ranked 4th is The Lord of The Rings Online
Listen to the horns as they blow & cover your ears as the Nazgul's go. The Lord of the Rings
online brings the most Tolkien-like game to ever come out on the videogame world.
This world is brimming with rich lore from the beloved franchise and is populated with
expansions that adds layers and layers to the already epic story.
Lord of the Rings online recevies A PlayScore of 8.17
3rd place is Bloodline: Champions
This is a team based PvP setup type of game with a skill ceiling so high it ruins your
self-esteem. Champions offers adrenaline-fueled arena battles bombarded with 27 characters
with different archetypes.
The only problem this game is facing right now is its lack of players. For a game this
good, this is really sad. Guys, if you're up for the challenge, how about you join the
fray?
Bloodline Champions has a PlayScore of 8.25
2nd best is ta-da-ta-da... World of Warcraft
Before there was Overwatch, Hearthstone, Diablo and StarCraft, there was Warcraft. It transcended
from its 8-bit glory and transformed into what we now know today as an MMO Giant. It
has expanded into different forms of literatures including books and movies and it does not
seem to stop.
It's breathtaking lore and lovable characters has made this game live on throughout the
span of almost 2 decades.
World of Warcraft PlayScore of 8.35
Here are the Runners-Up before we reveal the number one.
And the best MMO PC Game of all time is Guild Wars 2
Grab your popcorns and keyboards at the ready because this game dominates Whatoplay's MMO
games on the PC.
What Warcraft lacks in its game, Guild Wars provided. Albeit with their own set of pro's
and con's. It takes you into its graphically astounding world with fluid combat design
and Player versus Player challenges.
A subject for debate for a long, long time
Guild Wars 2 has a PlayScore of 8.52