Our latest coverage of Tarisland.
Tencent’s upcoming cross-platform MMORPG, Tarisland, has kicked off its global closed beta test, giving some of the game’s fans a chance to test it out ahead of its release later this year. The test is exclusively available on PC and Android, with the latter being limited to players located in Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Malaysia, and the Philippines. The closed beta [...]
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Tencent continues its Tarisland race and class reveal series with a new preview video that shines the spotlight on the Barbarian class that hails from an ancient race of lion people called the Snow Lion Clan. They inhabit the ice plains of the north and are a highly intelligent and generally peace-loving race but are also extremely skilled in combat. [...]
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Tencent has dropped a new Tarisland trailer that shows off the upcoming MMORPG’s mage class. The trailer starts off by delving into the tragic backstory of the High Elves, setting the stage for the Mage class’s origins. It then proceeds to offer a glimpse into the class’s unique abilities, particularly their mastery of fire and frost elements. As with most [...]
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Tarisland, the upcoming F2P fantasy MMORPG, will begin its closed beta testing on June 27th for both PC and mobile devices. The PC closed beta will be available to everyone worldwide, but only those in Brazil, Canada, the Philippines, and the UK will be able to access the mobile version. The game is developed by Tencent and as such should [...]
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When Blizzard and NetEase parted ways, marking the end of World of Warcraft in China, Tencent couldn't resist making a bold move. Following the split, the Chinese media giant promptly announced a new MMORPG called Tarisland that bears a striking similarity to Blizzard’s popular MMORPG. It looks like Tencent is just about ready to unleash their creation out into the [...]
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World of Warcraft may be shutting down in China next week but there’s a new copycat coming out in the country courtesy of Tencent called Tarisland. Tencent was one of the companies that Bloomberg pointed to as likely candidates to replace NetEase as Blizzard’s Chinese publisher, but it looks like that’s not going to happen as Tencent is gearing up [...]
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