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Start here01A greenhorn, a map full of jobs and twenty skills to grow into. The West turns a cowboy’s working life into a patient character build, then pulls you into a town and, eventually, fort battles fought alongside your neighbours. The deepest single-character game on our shelf.
Longest road02Hunted Cow’s Fallen Sword is the old-school grind done with conviction: realm after realm of creatures across Erildath, a stamina bar to spend, buffs borrowed from other players and over a thousand levels of content ahead. Guilds, crafting and an auction house keep the long climb sociable.
Best on a timer03Gladiatus folds history, legend and fantasy into a Roman gladiator’s career run on the clock. Send your fighter on timed expeditions, clear dungeons for rarer gear, take on real players in the arena and sort through a rack of over a thousand items. Perfect for short, regular check-ins.
Pick a side04BiteFight drops you into an endless war between vampires and werewolves and asks you to choose your blood. Hunt humans on timed outings, work night shifts at the graveyard for gold, take on demons for gear and attack players from the other side to climb a ladder that never resets its grudges.
Quiet questing05Tanoth sends your hero across the mystical kingdom of Aris on quest-board jobs that finish in real time. Raise attributes at every level, pull legendary gear from ancient ruins, duel other adventurers for ranking and band together in guilds for the bosses no single hero can face.
Fresh frontier06Relaunched by Gameforge on brand-new servers in March 2026, WildGuns is a frontier land-grab. Choose one of three rival nations, raise a camp from wood, clay, iron and food, research your nation’s units and raid, trade and ally your way across contested ground. Everyone started from zero.
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