Sat, Feb 27, 2010 | 06:00 GMT
Dungeon & Dragons Online surpasses 1 million new players

Turbine has announced that its MMO, Dungeon & Dragons Online, has garnered over 1 million new players since switching to its free-to-play model with Eberron Unlimited.
This is just since September 2009 too, and includes players across all of the various consumer plans available, growing the franchise’s revenue over 500 percent since launch.
“The response from players to DDO Unlimited has been nothing short of phenomenal,” said Jim Crowley, president and CEO of Turbine.
“We’ve known all along how great this game is and by implementing an innovative new model that put the players in charge of how they pay and play DDO Unlimited, we’ve successfully expanded our reach and injected new energy into the game.
“Without a doubt, DDO Unlimited is a hit!”
According to Turbine, there’s more adventure packs, store items, and other features and major updates planned throughout as well.
Sounds great.


6 comments
#1
Erthazus
26/02/10, 10:41 pm
Ebberon as the setting sucks ass. If someone will make a MMO with overrated Forgotten Realms it will be awesome.
#2
Droid
26/02/10, 10:54 pm
…But unfortunately STILL not free to play in Europe (only USA).
#3
Hunam
27/02/10, 2:24 am
Droid, not quite true, the USA one doesn’t discriminate on location, you can just go to their website, sign up a turbine account and get going. I did, no problems with lag or anything like that.
#4
Droid
27/02/10, 12:58 pm
Yeah you can do that, but when they find out you’re repeatedly signing in from Europe they kick you out. At least they did for me.
#5
The_Villa
27/02/10, 5:31 pm
They do that? Oh, heell. I’m from Argentina so I will be kicked like, every 5 minutes.
#6
RGW1982
27/02/10, 6:18 pm
Free-To-Play OWNS, All MMO’s Should Just Use Microtransactions.