#MMO
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SetupWar Thunder best PC settings and specs: clear spotting, steady frames, from laptop to VR
War Thunder runs on modest hardware, but big ground battles lean hard on your CPU and the wrong settings hide enemies in the grass. Official specs, the settings that matter, and the gear that helps in tanks, jets and VR.
SetupHow to play Star Trek Fleet Command on PC and Mac: official client, specs and a smooth setup
Fleet Command has official Windows and Mac clients that share your mobile progress. Here are Scopely's real requirements, how to link your account safely, and the settings and gear that make long sessions easier.
SetupHow to play Rise of Kingdoms on PC and Mac: official options and the best KvK setup
Rise of Kingdoms has three official ways to play on a computer: Lilith's Windows client, Google Play Games on PC and the Mac App Store. Here is what each needs, how to move your account safely and how to set up for KvK.
SetupRagnarok Online: World Journey best PC settings and specs: smooth 120 fps in crowded Midgard
Ragnarok Online: World Journey (Ragnarok: The New World) asks for more memory than most mobile ports, and towns full of players hurt more than open fields. Here are the official specs, the settings worth changing and how to keep the game smooth.
ReviewsWar Thunder review: the biggest military sandbox on PC, with a grind to match
Thirteen years after launch, War Thunder still offers more detailed planes, tanks, helicopters and ships than anything else, for free. The question is whether its economy lets you enjoy them.
ReviewsStar Trek Fleet Command review: the deepest Star Trek collection game, with a heavy price tag
Eight years in, Fleet Command is still the most complete way to build your own Star Trek fleet. It's also a slow, spend-heavy strategy MMO. Here's who it really suits in 2026.
ReviewsRise of Kingdoms review: the best real-time strategy MMO on mobile, if you can live with the grind
Live battles on one seamless map set Rise of Kingdoms apart from other city builders. Eight years on, it is still the genre's smartest design, and still one of its most demanding on your time and wallet.
ReviewsRagnarok Online: World Journey review: a lovely Midgard that plays itself too much
Gravity's first open-world Ragnarok gets the look, the music and the quality-of-life fixes right. On Steam, though, automation, gacha pressure and a single Southeast Asian server drag it down.
NewsWar Thunder mid-October update: SEAD event returns and Southeastern City joins Nuclear Escalation
Gaijin has brought back the asymmetrical SEAD air event until October 19 and added the reworked Southeastern City map to Nuclear Escalation random battles. Native ARM support on Windows and login streak freezes round out a busy week.
NewsStar Trek Fleet Command Division 12 update: new Epic officer Rose Harper and Skin of My Enemies events
Scopely's October 15 Halloween update sends players to the U.S.S. Griffin with a new Epic raiding officer, a new battle pass and three ship events that end October 19. Crucible of War returns November 2.