An MMORPG that sets up content updates in the form of chapters. The most recent chapter, Chapter IV, added new classes, new battlefields, and a much higher level cap.




World of Warcraft is described as 'Join thousands of mighty heroes in Azeroth as well as beyond the Dark Portal, and see what journeys await for those who would plumb the many secrets of this ancient realm. As a massively multiplayer online game, World of Warcraft enables thousands of players from across the' and is a very popular role-playing game in the games category. There are more than 50 games similar to World of Warcraft for a variety of platforms, including Windows, Web-based, Android, Mac and Linux apps. The best World of Warcraft alternative is The Elder Scrolls. It's not free, so if you're looking for a free alternative, you could try The Lord of the Rings Online or Star Wars: The Old Republic. Other World of Warcraft like games are Guild Wars, The Elder Scrolls Online, EverQuest and Aion.
An MMORPG that sets up content updates in the form of chapters. The most recent chapter, Chapter IV, added new classes, new battlefields, and a much higher level cap.




A sandbox MMORPG in an open medieval fantasy world. Player-driven economy, player-crafted equipment, combine armor pieces and weapons. Explore and tackle PvE content. Engage in PvP and conquer territories. Gather. Craft. Trade. Conquer.




Dragon Nest is an online action role-playing game that combines the blazingly fast combat and visually stunning attacks of a console game with the epic story and role-playing elements of classic MMORPGs.






In Ryzom there are no classes to choose. Develop all the skills of your character harmoniously or choose to concentrate on one skill and become a master. You are not forced to choose a faction when you create your character. Join a faction during your journeys, or not.




Neverwinter is a free-to-play, action MMORPG based on the acclaimed Dungeons & Dragons fantasy roleplaying game. Epic stories, action combat and classic roleplaying await those heroes courageous enough to enter the fantastic world of Neverwinter!


ETERNALS:online is a free-to-play indie idle MMORPG available on Browser, Mobile, and Desktop, currently in Public Test Realm.




Royal Quest is fantasy themed massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) developed by Katauri Interactive and 1C Online Games. Players are able to play in both player versus environment and player versus player modes within a fantasy and technology based world.

Eternal Lands (EL) is a free, multiplayer, online role-playing game (MMORPG) created by Radu Privantu in 2002. The setting is a medieval fantasy world. There are historic elements such as medieval architecture and weaponry along with fictional elements such as other humanoid...

Villagers and Heroes is a free-to-play MMO game in which players experience the thrill of battling unique monsters, the satisfaction of crafting powerful weapons and gear, and the pleasure of building lasting friendships in a friendly community.




Well, it isn't as complete and funny as WoW, but, considering the HD memory that it takes, is a good game. It also has jobs, manufacturing, and many quests to do, but after some time playing it, I just got tired of doing all over again. I played it, and, for me, it's a good alternative for World of Warcraft, just not for too many time. (I've played both WoW and V&H, btw)


Perfect World International, a free-to-play online game with character customization. Fly freely in beautiful lands to make your dreams true in Perfect World!.




PW is a decent alternative to WoW. If you're willing to delve into the "free to play ~ pay to win" kind of game (where you're either going to become a cash shopper yourself, or you grind your arse off for good stuffs (no lifer the game), or you just don't worry about how ub3r you are and play "just for fun"!
That being said I was always a single player gamer until my GF (at the time) was talking about going back to WoW. I was against the monthly sub so I actually found PW as a "free" alternative. It was definitely a good alternative in my mind (still) BUT ~ I will (at the same time) concede that the monthly sub is cheaper on the gamers end. There was at least one year where PWE made more money than Blizzard (despite being NOWHERE near as popular/known) due to the difference in business model!
All that being said, I cannot speak to how the experience would be if you joined up as a single player as I went into this with pretty much all my friends playing with me! So, another tip; get all your friends to play with you because it'll probably be much better than joining up by yourself and attempting to make "friends" in the game! As with most online interactions, it can get pretty toxic when it comes to "strangers"! But I have also seen my fair share of awesome/helpful people in this game too!
All in all; TL;DR ~ Yes, PW is a good alternative to WoW.


Experience full character customization and discover vast open fields as you compete on the battlefield like never before.




Inspired by the original sandbox MMORPGs like Ultima Online. Build your character your way, be you a crafter, adventurer, or humble fisherman. The first full-scale MMORPG to support community servers and modding.




Great combat! and nice characters :)