It certainly sounds *interesting*

I don't go for early access games but hot damn am I tempted. But if I lose a roll for a good bit of loot to a bot I'm gonna be pissed.

Is it just me or is it impossible to just find a link to the steam page on any gamesradar article ever.

Goat simulator had an mmo simulator. There was also an achievement for licking a friend, if you played at the same time as one of your friends, they may pop up as one of the ingame NPCs.

[Here you go](https://store.steampowered.com/app/2382520/Erenshor/), suh! Game is *Erenshor*.

If you're interested in this sort of thing and like action/adventure rpgs, give [Crosscode](https://store.steampowered.com/app/368340/CrossCode/) a shot. it's excellent

Sword Art Online?

Yeah I'll be buying this. This is the game I've had in my head for the last 5 years

Just part of the mmo experience lol. Other player is a warrior and selected "need" on a wizard staff

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2382520/Erenshor/

When did .Hack//Sign come out, again?

It's actually pretty fun especially if you're watching something on another screen and just like to grind for items/levels. They have a free demo as well so I'd suggest anyone that finds this concept interesting to try it out!

It's a great idea, sadly the EQ gameplay does not interest me at all, but I'm all in for the idea of fake players in a single player/small coop only "FMMORPG". I'd love it if people tried to do this with every multiplayer game before sunsetting them.

One review I just read on steam said "great if you have dad game hours"

Massively single-player. I like it.

OMG, fuckin sold! LMAO

I feel like it could be a really clever way of making a horror game

I had the exact same thought when I read the premise. One of my favorite indie games of all time.

Respect for the GOG link (gotta reduce Steam's monopoly-like grip on digital games), but... CrossCode, despite its fantastic presentation, wore me down to the point of not finishing it. I feel like the devs ran out of ideas halfway through because **all** of the dungeons involve multiple ricochet-angling puzzles, even all the way to the last one. They just got so tedious and boring that I eventually ended up "finishing" by watching someone else's play-through. It has an interesting plot, but... yeah. Anyway, that was my personal experience.