Drakensang Online developer Bigpoint Games announced on March 3rd that the game completely supports Macintosh users. It will require that OS X be updated to at least version 10.7 or higher. Jürgen Frerichs, Associate Producer of Drakensang Online stated that:

“Our aim is to provide everybody easy access to Drakensang Online regardless of the operating system they use. We are very happy to invite Mac users everywhere to join our large community centered on the best 'hack & slay' gameplay available, with truly outstanding graphics and an epic story. We believe that this will enrich the Mac MMO space significantly.”

Drakensang Online, a Diablo-esque browser based action RPG by Bigpoint, has announced plans for a new class. Joining the Spellweaver, Dragonknight and Ranger, players will now have the option to play as the dwarven Steam Mechanicus. Players will now be able to fight the evil hoards plaguing Draconica as a new class with new abilities and features. 

Another week, another BFF Report! This week, in ZAM's BFF Report #114, Mike B takes on Drakensang Online, a free-to-player browser-based action MMORPG. In his BFF Report, Mike B. finds a lot of things to like in Drakensang Online (organized PvP!), but he also runs into a few problems with the game's microtransaction obsession.

You can go check out the latest BFF Report right here at ZAM!

Bigpoint announced today that Drakensang Online has surpassed one million registered players since the browser game entered open beta last month. They also used the opportunity to remind players that the Teganswall content update recently went live.

As far as future plans for the game are concerned, Bigpoint said that the development team also plans on expanding the game with other PvP features, including a guild system, arena battles, statistics, buddy lists and a PVP-only server.

Senior Staff Writer Chris "Pwyff" Tom recently ventured into Drakensang Online to see if this Diablo-esque MMO can up the ante on browser-based gaming. Check out his article to see what conclusions he came to from his time in open beta.

Drakensang Online's first major content update is now live. Teganswall features new quests, new unique items, new areas and dungeons, new bosses and more. Check out the patch notes for all the details.

Bigpoint says that it plans to release more improvements in the coming weeks to areas like PvP and the skill system. A third character class and the second major content patch are also in the works.

Drakensang Online entered open beta last week. Click here to find out what Senior Staff Writer Chris "Pwyff" Tom had to say about this Diablo-esque browser game.

Whenever anyone mentions browser-based gaming, a lot of opinions go running through my mind, with very few of those being positive. Call me cynical, but the only time I've ever sought out a good browser-based game was when I was in University and I needed something small to run while I pretended to take notes in lectures. These days, when I'm in the comfort of my own home, the lure of high-power gaming on my trusty ol' desktop usually takes precedence, and whenever I find myself traveling, a Nintendo DS and a good book are pretty much all I need. I am, however, the kind of guy who loves to be proven wrong so, with Bigpoint's browser-based, free-to-play MMORPG Drakensang Online entering open beta, I decided that now was as good a time as any to see if browser gaming might have something to offer after University.

Drakensang Online, Bigpoint's latest free-to-play browser game, has entered open beta! All players are now able to try out this action RPG and take control of two classes, the fearless Dragonknight and the magical Spellweaver, and wage a brutal war against the terrifying dragons and savage monsters of the Anderworld.

You currently can't have multiple characters on one account, although that may change. However, keep that in mind when you're choosing between making a Dragonknight and Spellweaver. Also, two more classes are in the works.

If you'd like to try out the game, head over to the Drakensang Online site and create an account. Since it's a browser game, you'll be up and running in a few minutes. You can see the game's impressive graphics in the trailer below, or check out the screenshots in our gallery.

Bigpoint announced today that it has surpassed 200 million registered users worldwide, doubling from 100 million users in less than 18 months. The rapid growth rate sets a new record for the company.

Bigpoint is the publisher behind games like Battlestar Galactica Online, as well as the upcoming Drakensang Online and The Mummy Online. According to the press release, its games are localized into 25 different languages. Also, the company processes over one billion transactions every day.