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WildStar
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WildStar (2014)

by Carbine Studios, NCSOFT
Platforms:
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Shooter
Themes:Science fiction
Game modes:Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO)
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Critically acclaimed and now Free to Play, WildStar is a fantastical sci-fi MMO where you can join your friends or undertake your own epic adventures on the fabled planet Nexus! Servers for WildStar officially shut down on November 28th 2018.
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There is truly nothing like WildStar and ever since it died, there's nothing that could fill that void. Way too many games are still being kept alive that don't deserve it half as much as WildStar does. It needs to come back!Khaien
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user avatar@Khaienuser avatar@Khaien
April 26, 2025
There is truly nothing like WildStar and ever since it died, there's nothing that could fill that void. Way too many games are still being kept alive that don't deserve it half as much as WildStar does. It needs to come back!
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user avatar@yoshirauser avatar@yoshira
April 26, 2025
This was one of the coolest MMORPGs I played. I loved the humor and artstyle! I loved the story and music. The RP community was great and so were the events! I'd love to see this game thrive again under better management (aka not NCSoft). Wildstar had some of the best combat and housing systems in video games.
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user avatar@seph187user avatar@seph187
April 26, 2025
Oh man, talk about a game that would easily make me can my subs to literally every other online game... this one is the GOAT easy. Combat system was waaaay head of its time. It closed seven years ago, and gaming is just now catching up to it. Best housing, best dungeons, best raids, best... everything. Would do some crazy stuff to see this go live again. Crazy, crazy stuff.
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user avatar@Merubuuser avatar@Merubu
April 26, 2025
Played the Beta and release with friends and family. Chua's unite. Please bring this back it would be so fun to get back into the world of wildstar and explore the many hidden lore it had.
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user avatar@DDozaruser avatar@DDozar
April 26, 2025
Wildstar is still frequently spammed in the comments of any game/trailer that looks even remotely similar. We miss it so much, and though it would be a hurdle getting an MMO in this program, I think it would be a great flagship of GoG's program.
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user avatar@NotVicioususer avatar@NotVicious
April 27, 2025
I've never played a game, let alone an MMORPG, that captivated me as much as WildStar did. Somehow every endgame system felt so high quality and endlessly fun due to the unique combat paired with amazing dungeons and raids. Even the PvP that I usually don't play in these types of games turned into something I've poured literally thousands of hours into. The housing system is still somehow vastly better than any other online RPG's housing, 11 years later. Due to its uniqueness and other factors, it wasn't for everyone. But for the people it was for, it was as close to a perfect game as it gets.
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user avatar@AnimusVox42user avatar@AnimusVox42
April 26, 2025
I couldn't play it during it's peak (my pc broke), would love to try it out with at least small, yet dedicated community. On paper it's sound exactly like my cup of tea, I'm sure a lot of people are the same.
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user avatar@devinrok23_3920user avatar@devinrok23_3920
April 27, 2025
I remember when I heard about Wildstar, it wasn’t until it was close to shutting down that I even knew about it. I was playing WoW at the time, and me and my brother hopped on Wildstar to try it out, thinking it would be bad if it was closing down. We had so much fun leveling and questing. A feeling we both agreed we hadn’t felt since we started playing WoW. We’ve played many MMOs out there, and none of them hit like Wildstar. The art, the action, the crazy announcer for kill streaks and combos and that rad level up graphic.. it was just a really good experience man and I would gladly pay to play it again or buy it or whatever.
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user avatar@PerthTeganuser avatar@PerthTegan
April 27, 2025
It actually chokes me up to think about it again because I loved it so much. I can honestly say without a shadow of a doubt that it was my favorite video game ever. The combat was so fluid and fast paced with short global cool downs and limited action sets for abilities. The dungeons and raids were my absolute favorite in any MMO that I have ever and yet to play. Nothing quite scratches that itch to this day. The housing system has yet to be matched in my opinion. When it shut down the MMO world lost something so incredibly special in terms of housing development and design. Being able to resize, record, and position items to your hearts content made for some amazing creations and really highlighted player creativity. I loved the sense of humor in game too. It was quirky and cartoony and didn’t take itself too seriously, which was refreshing. I guarantee you if it was still around I’d still be playing it pretty much daily like I was. Most importantly, it was the first MMO that I played where I actually made friends in game with which eventually grew into some pretty strong friendships over the years. It was an absolutely beautiful, chaotic mess of a game and I cherish the time that I was able to spend in it - which according to steam was just north of 3000 hours. RIP Wildstar. We still talk about you.
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user avatar@sepulchure94_4146user avatar@sepulchure94_4146
April 26, 2025
Wildstar is my favorite MMO ever, next to Classic WoW. No other game had charm that gripped me in such a way and I mourn its loss like a close friend. Bring it back, many will play.
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