Trion Worlds News

As the nights draw in, you may be searching for something meaty to subsist on as you hibernate in a nest of blankets for the winter. Arriving on November 13, hoping to be your delicious meal, is Rift's hefty expansion Storm Legion, which triples the MMORPG's world size.

We already knew that Shackers were interested in the upcoming free to play MMO End of Nations, but would a spiffy new digital collector's edition entice you any more?

Crytek and Trion Worlds will co-publish and co-operate Warface in North America and Europe, the companies announced today.

It hasn't happened for awhile here at Shacknews, but we have some keys to give away. We have partnered with Trion Worlds to get 20 people into the End of Nations alpha. All you gotta to be considered for a key is to register in our forums and post a response to the comment t...

The Defiants and Guardians get even more real estate in the new expansion pack for Rift, entitled Storm Legion.

While many properties have attempted convergence between cinema and gaming, the persistent world of Defiance offers an opportunity to create something genuinely new.

Rift is adding a new PvP game mode called Conquest, in which three large-scale factions fight for control points.

Rift has updated to version 1.8, bringing a new raid, world event, trade skills, and a guild finder.

In a recently posted Q&A, RIFT developer Trion Worlds answers some frequently asked questions about things like co-operative faction play, and other items like the possibility of cloaks or Arenas being added to the game.

Rift developer Trion Worlds talks about some of the plans moving forward with the game now that it has turned one year old.

Rift is now offering a "Rift Lite" version, which will allow players to create a character and play the game through level 20.

Origin is now getting serious about being seen as a bona fide digital distribution platform, rather than a vanity project, signing up eleven publishers including CD Projekt RED, 1C Company, and Paradox Interactive.

If you've played Rift, be aware that an account database of developer Trion Worlds has been hacked. The naughty hackers have made off with personal information including addresses and dates of birth, but Trion insists credit card details are safe.

Trion Worlds announced today that its upcoming MMORTS will be free-to-play, and fully-featured in its free incarnation. Users can pay extra for a Collector's Edition or a monthly subscription with unspecified benefits.

Trion Worlds unveiled the 1.2 patch for Rift today, alongside a new free trial period and the Ascend-a-Friend program, which nets in-game rewards for friends joining up.