Posts Tagged ‘PoxNora’

Sony Online Entertainment’s PoxNora is a strategy RPG that was ported to Facebook just a few weeks ago, and we’ve had the chance to put the game through its paces. It’s a solid strategy game that demands a high level of patience and concentration to master. The multiplayer elements of the game are elaborate and require each player to spend a few hours playing the game. Think of popular collectible card games (CCGs) like Pokemon or Magic: The Gathering, but imagine them played across Facebook.
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As the Facebook gaming era moves into a new generation, spurred by the meteoric rise of Farmville, we’re seeing a dramatic rise in visual quality. This echoes the trends of the early 80s, when console gaming came to prominence with the Atari 2600, and bigger developers are making bigger budget games for Facebook. We take a look at 5 social games that look as good as console games.
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Sony Online Entertainment (SOE), one of the largest and most successful online gaming companies of all time, has launched its first Facebook game, entitled PoxNora. PoxNora was previously available for play at PoxNora.com, and was hugely successful. The game was in fact acquired by SOE in January 2009, and has accumulated 2.5 million registered accounts so far. The game is a turn-based strategy game and collectable card game set in a fantasy universe. Sony also announced that they will “follow this inaugural Facebook launch of PoxNora with additional games for the Facebook platform based on both existing franchises and new intellectual property”.
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