MMO mains are less permanent than they feel: you switch when the fantasy stops being fun, the guild needs you somewhere else, or the next version of your character starts looking like the better way to play.
Seed’s AI avatars sound like a big leap for MMO immersion, but stiff, generic dialogue can do more damage than no AI at all.
The MMOs you think are dying are quietly printing billions, while the ones you assume are thriving might be the ones on life support.
While most MMO studios are ditching forums for Discord’s chaotic chat, Niche Worlds Cult is betting on permanent, searchable community history — and it’s exactly the kind of old-school move that Monsters & Memories needs.