“The Massive Multiplayer Online genre is constantly evolving. It’s never easy to stay on top of all the trends, changes and newcomers, but with this guide, you will know everything there is to know about MMORPG for Mac,” Mac Gamer HQ writes.
“Some MMORPGs are subscription-based, some demand a one-time payment and some are ‘fremium’ (which means something different every time), but here you will find the best of the best for each category,” Mac Gamer HQ writes. “Be aware though, this ultimate ‘Mac MMORPG’ list will include only the best games out there (and some stranger, but still cool ones). No web-based fremium stuff here. Sorry!”
Here are 10 of the best Mac MMORPG (in no particular order):
• World of Warcraft Mac
• The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited
• Guild Wars 2 for Mac
• Dota 2 for Mac
• Star Trek Online for Mac
• The Lord of the Rings Online for Mac
• League of Legends for Mac
• Eve Online for Mac
• Dungeons and Dragons for Mac
• Savage 2 for Mac
10 more best MMORPGs for Mac, and much more info, in the full article here.
That’s pretty cool I remember when WoW destroyed my life
Yep, I was addicted for a year and a half to that blasted internet drug. I finally came to my senses and realized my wife was a hell of a lot more important than a game. But every once in a while I still think of my main with fondness.
Glad I’m not the only one. I started with the beta and was addicted, setting aside 4 hours on a weeknight to raid Molten Core… I loved it, and even got the WinterSpring Frostsaber mount (longest grind in the game). Quitting really improved my life though. 🙂
World of Warcraft can take all 10 of the top 10 spots. The rest are just fillers for when WoW servers are down for maintenance.
Has gaming progressed past Pong? That’s when I realized gaming took time from life.
WOW destroyed my life. I was sober for 2 years. They pulled me back in with Warlords of Draenor. I’m a PVP junkie though. I hate Warlocks. I must kill them all.
I tried Star Trek Online when they supposedly released a Mac Client. It’s is one big POS. The beta worked better than the release software. I can’t get it to run for more than a few minutes. It’s a common complaint. As far as I am concerned there is no Mac Client for Star Trek Online.
That’s what I like about Blizzard. They build the Mac version of their games right alongside the PC version. They are released simultaneous and the level of quality is high for both. WOW is over a DECADE old now, and still going strong. It looks stunning on a 5K iMac by the way.
This time though, I’m rationing myself, and if I play WOW I only eat fruits and vegetables converted to juice from my magic blender.
This is why I have to be very careful about what I eat.
league of legends and DOTA 2 aren’t even MMORPGs. I believe they are called MOBAs.
My life was changed by a MUSH (Multiple User Shared Hallucination) based on Lord of the Rings. This was before graphic role playing games. It was text only, but it had a rich environment with thousands of “rooms” (locations) and hundreds of people on line at once. I was one of Aragorn’s rangers and my current real life wife was an elf. We met on line and the rest is history. 15 years alter we have two kids together and are massively happy.
Mmmmm…elf lady.
Everquest was great too back in the old days 😀