#projectgorgongame

When Project Gorgon's Sandra Powers passed away last month, her husband and co-developer, Erim Heimburg, told fans it would take a little bit longer to get the game's next patch out, to which thousands of people replied, oh my god dude please stop ...

Did you guys know that the late Sandra Powers, MMORPG developer and one-half of the Project Gorgon team, was once a leading figure over in the World of Warcraft community too? I sure didn't, but the folks who now run the popular WoW pet site WoW ...

Readers might remember that when we awarded the rogue server of the year to Star Wars Galaxies Legends back in December, we specifically noted that it was the player-run game's new road system that sealed the deal. Player cities can now lay an ...

In a different timeline, I think I would've been one of those players who entered the MMO space through Asheron's Call. I remember going to Media Play in the early 2000s and being curious about this title but nervous about its weird fantasy vibe at ...

Hi, my name is Bree, and I love to organize things. I genuinely love figuring out storage solutions for stuff, in real life and in video games. I just find tremendous satisfaction in finding ways to store stuff that looks good and functions well and ...

Justin and Bree remember Project Gorgon's Sandra Powers, with discussion on EVE Online's roadmap, World of Warcraft's Undermine(d), No Man's Sky's and Worlds II, plus adventures in LOTRO, Project Gorgon, WoW Classic, and The Sims 4, and of course ...

I would like to say this past week wasn't another bad one for the genre, but I'm just not that big a liar. Most importantly, the MMORPG community lost Project Gorgon developer Sandra Powers, a veteran MMO dev who'd been open about her struggle with ...

I'm horribly sorry to be the bearer of this dreadful news this morning: Sandra Powers, one of the two key devs behind Project Gorgon studio Elder Game, has passed away. The news came from Powers' husband and co-dev, Eric Heimburg, who told the indie ...

I have to credit MOP's Chris for the phrase "acceptable levels of jank" here: He used in in a (positive!) conversation we were having about smaller MMORPGs like Project Gorgon and Villagers and Heroes, when he said he liked those games. They may be ...