15.
Opening our list of Top 15 PC MMO is Age of Conan: Unchained
Explore the land of Robert E. Howard's imaginings in an ancient Hyboria brought to life.
In this fantasy MMORPG, choose among its many classes that range from sword-wielding warriors
to arcane masters.
The game's innovative Real Combat system allows you direct melee attacks during battle.
Other than the adjustable penis sizes, their combat is one of their most striking features,
offering players a more realistic fighting experience.
Use your harmony of slashes against perilous foes, or to prove your might against worthy
challengers in its PvP mode.
Roam the lands and fulfill your role in this gritty swords and sorcery tale.
It has a PlayScore of 7.63.
14.
TERA
A title that could rival the giants of the MMO genre.
Since its 2012, TERA's vast, and detailed open world has wowed players far and wide.
But, aside from it s beautiful visuals, it also impresses with its wide array of customizations,
selection of unique heroes, and most especially, it's well-thought out combat.
Face off against Big Ass Monsters, and use your skills and strategies to dodge attacks,
or land outrageous combos to rip your enemy to shreds.
Craft items and take on quests around its fantastical world.
A sight for sore eyes and a festival for the challenge-seekers of the world, it receives
a PlayScore of 7.7.
13.
Wakfu
Experience the beauty of tactical RPG’s in this spinoff of the flash-based Dofus.
Developed by the same studio, return to the classic turn-based adventures in a story set
1000 years after the original.
This time, you must journey to the top of Mount Zinit to defeat the lachrymose villain,
Ogrest.
Aside from the turn-based combat, their environmental mechanics also make a return, aiding you in
rebuilding a world devastated by cataclysm.
Pick from an array of 18 classes, and use each of their elemental abilities to fulfill
your mission.
Organize militias, plant seeds, harvest crops, and enjoy the rich MMO world that Ankama has
created.
It has a PlayScore of 7.75
12.
RIFT
Embark in one of the grandest adventures as you travel to the fires, flow, and breeze
of the elemental Telara.
In this world, two factions are caught in a perpetual battle for and against the rich
lands of the continent.
Play as one of the ascended and aid the Telarean armies in their quest to defend it from the
evils of another plane.
Choose from six different races, and explore the intricacies of each of their traits and
abilities.
Roam around the marshes, forests, and deserts of their beautiful lands, and immerse yourself
in the chaos of a living and breathing world.
It has a PlayScore of 7.79.
11.
Star Wars: The Old Republic
Years before the familiar Star Wars Saga, light and dark have been in a struggle for
domination.
In this primordial galactic battle, you will have to choose your side.
Whether you wanna fight alongside the troops of the Old Republic or with the malevolent
armies of the Sith Empire, this Star Wars title is sure to satisfy with lightsaber duels
and blaster battles.
Each faction has eight opposing classes with it’s own storyline that fits the game’s
overarching narrative.
Pave your path towards darkness or light by forming bonds, exploring the lands, and completing
missions.
Ready your weapons, and may the force be with you.
It has a PlayScore of 7.89.
10.
WildStar
A mix of mesmerizing environments and quirky cartoon action, WildStar hits the right balance
of execution and personality.
Sail off to the once lost Nexus, and uncover the secrets of the mysterious planet.
Pick from a pool of six classes and play as tanks, healers, or DPS.
Gather all of your friends and sprint, dash, and double jump across vibrant lands and exotic
locations that pack surprises with every step.
Fight against the dreaded creatures, and make use of telegraphs to dodge and predict attacks,
and heal allies.
It also has PvP combat that lets you fight against other players in the world's various
arenas and battlegrounds.
It has a PlayScore of 7.9.
9.
Test Drive Unlimited
A more unique take on the MMO, this ninth installment of the longest running racing
franchise opens itself up to the possibilities of online multiplayer action.
Get a taste of open world racing as you go toe to toe with racers from around the globe.
Create your own clubs, organize tournaments, trade cars, or just go on an exhilarating
freeride across the game's realistic tracks.
With no plot or endgame, Test Drive gives its players unlimited reign over their own
racing-centered little world that can last as long as they want it to.
Liberating and deeply refreshing.
It receives a PlayScore of 7.92.
8.
Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn
Before we had the breathtaking sights of XV's open world, we had Final Fantasy XIV.
While it's not Square Enix' first venture into the realm of MMOs, this is arguably their
most successful.
Just like most MMOs, XIV lets fans of the established franchise roam its persistent
worlds in whatever way they please.
Set in a new planet called Hydaelyn, your journey begins in the region of Eorzea.
Choose from among six humanoid races, each with their own unique stories, and traverse
a land full of magic and wonder.
With their newest Stormblood expansion, dive into new dungeons and zones, or experiment
with the Mage and Samurai classes.
It has a PlayScore of 7.95.
7.
EverQuest II
It's not easy being a successor to one of the crown jewels of pre-21st century MMOs.
But, for a game that released around the same time as Blizzard's World of WarCraft, it actually
did remarkably well--setting a standard for the games of its generation.
While it has lagged in terms of enging and expansion competition, it still has a dedicated
following to this day.
Living up to its "Free-to-Play, your way," EQ2 offers a wide range of diversity in characters,
content, and gameplay.
Move away from the linear plots, and experience the world with your own eyes.
Fight, craft, collect, or decorate.
In EverQuest II, the world is yours.
It has a PlayScore of 7.96.
6.
War Thunder
Prepare for battle, and ready your ears for the moving symphonies of the World War II
battlefield.
With the thunderous boom of tanks, the deafening plane strikes, and the glorious clanking of
metal to metal--War Thunder brings you right in the center of action, letting you control
the metallic monsters of our childhood dreams.
Select from its over 800 meticulously-designed vehicles and take over the land, seas and
skies in their intense PvP and PvE action.
With tanks, warplanes, and warships from all over the world, it's all the noble follies
of war combined into one ultimate game.
It has a PlayScore of 8.1.
5.
The Lord of the Rings Online
As great as it is to read the wonderfully verbose writings of Tolkien, or to watch the
masterful adaptations of Peter Jackson--there's nothing quite like experiencing the world
first hand.
Lord of the Rings of Online lets you do just that.
Step inside a worthy incarnation of Tolkien's middle earth, and face off against the dangers
of his world.
Set in the Lord of the Rings timeline, Sauron continues his quest for domination, sending
out the nine Nazguls in search for the One Ring.
Become part of the crusade against the dark lord as one of five races, and tag along with
Aragorn, Legolas, and the rest of Tolkien's heroes.
It has a PlayScore of 8.14.
4.
PlanetSide 2
Take part in one of the largest first-person shooters ever created.
Out of all the games on this list, this is the most deserving of the title massive multiplayer
online game.
Upping the ante since their 2003 debut, PlanetSide 2 expands the fps horizons by holding up to
one thousand players in a single, all-out, interplanetary battle.
This colossal achievement has won them the Guinness World record for the most players
in a single game.
Head to the battlefield as one of the three competing factions, and use your abilities
to bring your team to victory.
It has a PlayScore of 8.23.
3.
Path of Exile
Taking inspiration from one of the most beloved Action RPG franchises, Path of Exile builds
on the solid foundations of Diablo to create an experience that's ultimately immersive
and unique.
With their dizzying amount of customizations and comprehensive skill trees, it lets you
carve your own destiny in their vast world.
Take a dive into their deep lore as you delve into dark dungeons, slay ferocious beasts,
and collect magical gems for your weapons and armor.
There's no one way to play it, and the possibilities are endless.
Capturing the feel of the classics with a sprinkle of modern conveniences, it receives
a PlayScore of 8.25.
2.
World of Warcraft
Of course, one of the first of its kind and one of the long lasting MMOs of our time,
Blizzard Entertainment's critically acclaimed fantasy RPG has worn the proverbial crown
for more than a decade now.
Set in the renowned WarCraft universe, play as variations of your favorite heroes and
villains and choose your side in the never-ending battle between the Alliance and the Horde.
As massive as the game already is--with its raid parties against colossal bosses, PvPs,
PetvPet, minigames, and so much more--there's always a wealth of new content coming in the
form of exciting expansions that will lure you back every time.
An addicting thrill ride to while away the years, it has a PlayScore of 8.32.
Here are the runners-up before we reveal the number one:
16.
Vindictus.
One of Korea's leading MMOs.
Step inside a desolate world, and team up wtih friends against the enigmatic creatures
that block your way.
It has a PlayScore of 7.61. 17.
Aion.
A fantasy MMO with the familiar JRPG looks.
Combining PvP and PvE into one mesmerizing universe, it receives a PlayScore of 7.56.
18.
Dungeons & Dragons Online.
Step out of your tabletop comforts, and experience a living dungeons and dragons world with your
very own eyes.
It has a PlayScore of 7.43. 19.
DC Universe Online.
Create your own hero, or villain, in this MMO that pits you against the DC Universe's
greatest icons.
The ultimate hero experience is right at your fingertips.
It has a PlayScore of 7.43. 20.
Elite: Dangerous.
The fourth Elite game of a series that spanned decades, roam around an astronomically accurate
milky way and bask in the mesmerizing beauty of the cosmos.
It has a PlayScore of 7.4.
1.
And the best MMO on the PC is Guild Wars 2
Only released last 2012, ArenaNet's MMO hasn't yet achieved the longevity of Blizzard's World
of Warcraft, but it did successfully stir the increasingly saturated pot of online RPGs--building
a visually striking world that offers a friendly world for all who come.
Journey to the fictional Tyria and take part in a grand narrative that responds to each
player's actions.
Explore its sprawling and wondrously detailed world, and use the environment against deadly
foes with its dynamic combat system.
A welcoming theme park for all to discover, and it receives a PlayScore of 8.58.