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Amazon's New World: Aeternum MMO to shut down in 2027
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Amazon Games has announced that its MMO New World: Aeternum will go offline on January 31, 2027, following a delisting from digital stores on January 15, 2026. The decision comes after the game received no new content beyond the 2025 Nighthaven seasonal update, amid ongoing challenges for Amazon's gaming division. Players who own the game can continue accessing it until the servers shut down.
Raymond Bartos, a longtime producer on World of Warcraft, has moved to Riot Games to work on its upcoming massively multiplayer online game. His departure highlights ongoing talent shifts from Blizzard to competitors in the MMO space. Bartos expressed enthusiasm about Riot's company culture in a LinkedIn announcement.
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RuneScape is marking its 25th anniversary with a comprehensive 2026 roadmap that introduces Havenhythe, described as the biggest region in the game's history. Developer Jagex has outlined major updates, including various improvements and additions to the long-running MMO.
Blizzard has officially confirmed the introduction of a new premium currency called Hearthsteel in World of Warcraft, designed specifically for purchasing housing items in the upcoming Midnight expansion. The currency aims to make acquiring multiple cosmetic items more efficient, according to the developer. Player reactions have been largely negative, viewing it as an unnecessary monetization tactic.
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miHoYo, known for Genshin Impact and Honkai: Star Rail, has shared a first teaser for an upcoming fantasy MMO built on Unreal Engine 5. The project incorporates AI features for its ecosystem, battles, and NPCs, marking a shift from the developer's typical anime aesthetic. Details remain sparse, with no official name or release date announced.