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Arcmaze is the first browser-based 3D MMORPG with first-person view and grid-based movement.The game is set in dark fantasy medieval world with multiple dungeons and mysterious areas. Free-to-play cross-platform game you can play right in your browser.
Key features
- 4 character races: elf, dwarf, gnome, human
- 8 classes
- Crafting: every item can be crafted
- Multiple professions: treasure hunting, alchemy, enchanting items, carpentry, magic weaponry and more.
- Building factories
- Player-driven economy
- Real-time combat: PvE and PvP
- Party
- Guilds
- Castle sieges
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