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Mirage: Arcane Warfare has launched close to 2 months ago, and the first major update to the game is now live. The free Gladiator update adds two new arenas, new spells, a greatsword for the Taurant class, and bots.
Multiplayer games depend heavily on their playerbase, and a developer roughly the size of Torn Banner Studios doesn't have Activision Blizzard amounts of marketing money just lying around to make sure their servers are populated at all times. This is where the bots come in.
Torn Banner have posted all of the changes in the update, and it doesn't seem like the studio will stop trying to attract more players. AtlChar had some time with the game during , and it was a fun time indeed. Given patience, Mirage: Arcane Warfare stands a good chance of recovering from its current somewhat underpopulated state. The game sold around 12.000 copies since launch, but preciously few of those translate into active players.
Mirage: Arcane Warfare was made by a lot of the same people that made Chivalry: Medieval Warfare, and the two games are quite similar in many respects. If you enjoyed Chivalry, you can find out more about Mirage . It goes for roughly £25 at the time of writing.
