Fantasy RPG games may or may not be a term you’ve heard of! It may be something you’ve just come across and not explored, but if you’re a keen gamer and the latter applies, you’ve seriously been missing out. When we say role playing games, we are not suggesting you dress up in medieval attire and act out the battle of Hastings. We’re suggesting something much more amazing. Picture a world where you can do anything you want. Now think of this same environment, shared with hundreds of other people, with no boundaries. A place such as this is very simple, play hard to get to the top whilst avoid being killed. However, with no set routes to get there, it’s up to you how you do it. Ever had fantasies of sitting back into an arm chair puffing on a fat cigar offering people loans at an obscene interest rate? Or perhaps you’ll be more legitimate and start up your own company selling your home grown produce or human body parts. No problem. The only limitations within a Free RPG game without downloads, are those of your own mind.

Text based RPG games date back to the 70’s, and believe us, since then there have been huge improvements. With the support of the internet, and massive online communities you can submerse yourself in a world of 100,000 + players at the click of a mouse button. With more options and choices of which RPG Game to choose from than ever, the majority of which are free to play, you’ll have to select wisely.

Typically, you will begin life in your chosen virtual world as a newbie, with novice stats, but everybody’s been there at some point. As you train your statistsics, make wise decisions and grow your character, you’ll soon be tackling the big guns. On top of this, the harder you work, and the further your progress, the likelihood of revealing more features, games, experiences, functions, harder missions and targets greatly increases.

Top Free RPG games can be hard to find, but when you’ve found the RPG gem, you’ll be there forever. Guaranteed!
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Understanding text-based browser games and why are they so darn addictive?

Long before the average PC had any sort of graphical capabilities, text based web games were played on college networks over exceedingly weak dial-up connections. Commonly known as MUDs (multi-user dungeons), many of these text-based web games have been modified for play over the web using a MUD client, or more recently, a modern web browser.

Most text based web games have little or no graphics. Similar to the offline style role playing games, they rely on the written word, random numbers, and statistics. The game can be played over a poor internet connection, and can handle a huge number of users, often referred to as MMORPG (Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game). Another advantage to text based MMORPGs is that they have much lower system requirements than graphical games, enabling them to be enjoyed on pretty much any PC connected to the Internet. People are even playing them on modern handheld gadgets and modern cellphones.

All text-based rpg games worth their salt must have the power to build an in-game character, improve their skills, health, wealth, items, status etc, and complete tasks in the game. With so much competition, expectations are much higher and developing a successful text based game involves time, effort and constant feature updates. Good text browser games are massively addictive and keep players loyal for months, and sometimes, years.

Facebook, the social media giant, observed the appeal in text-based games and has recently launched Farmville, Mafia Wars and Frontierville, produced by Zynga.

Although much more graphical than the first text-based RPGs, under the bonnet, they are almost identical to the majority of other text-based rpg games.

If you want to give text based web games a try, why not start with Torn, Farmville or SimRocker.

Hollywood may have finally found another magic formula in the realm of science fiction and fantasy. A full three years in advance Disney Studios announced earlier this year they were collaborating with Pixar Animation on a live-action film adaptation of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ classic pulp adventure novel, A Princess of Mars. The movie is under the able hand on veteran Pixar director Andrew Stanton (”A Bug’s Life”, “Finding Nemo”, “WALL-E”). Stanton, who also worked on screenplays for several Pixar movies, is sharing scripting duties with Michael Chabon (”Spider-man 2″).

Taylor Kitsch (”John Tucker Must Die”, “Snakes On A Plane”, “X-Men Origins: Wolverine”) has been recruited to play John Carter of Mars, a resurrected Civil War veteran who finds himself alone and friendless on Earth’s nearest neighbor. Lynn Collins (True Blood, “Uncertainty”, “The Merchant of Venice”) plays Dejah Thoris, the red-skinned Martian princess who captures John Carter’s heart and drives entire nations to wage war against one another.

Burroughs’ original story was the first of a series of novels that spanned many years. Word has it that Disney and Pixar plan to make two sequels to “John Carter of Mars”, although some media writers speculate the first three books in the series will be conflated into one movie. There is plenty of John Carter of Mars material to make more than three movies.

Other actors who have been contracted for the big budget film include Willem Dafoe (Tars Tarkas, leader of the green-skinned, four-armed Tharks), Mark Strong (Matai Shang, leader of the white-skinned Holy Therns), Dominic West (Sab Than, one of Dejah Thoris’ would-be suitors), James Purefoy (Kantos Kan, one of Carter’s trusted friends), Thomas Haden Church (Tal Hajus, the corrupt leader Tars Tarkas displaces), Samantha Morton (Sola, Tars Tarkas’ daughter), Polly Walker (Sarkoja, Sola’s Tharkian tormentor), and Daryl Sabara (the young Edgar Rice Burroughs, supposedly one of Carter’s Earth-bound kin).

A small, independent film studio, The Asylum, has put together a 90-minute adaptation scheduled for a December 2009 direct-to-DvD release. Starring Traci Lords as Dejah Thoris, this low-budget movie is called “A Princess of Mars” and it casts Antonio Sabato, Jr. in the role of John Carter (a modern soldier in this version). The Disney/Pixar “John Carter of Mars” is scheduled for release to theaters in 2012, marking the 100th anniversary of the first publication of A Princess of Mars.

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