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Wurm Online is a sandbox MMORPG developed by Rolf Jansson and Markus “Notch” Persson and published by Code Club AB. The game is very player driven, and features an open, skill-based advancement system rather than classes, leveling, or quests. Wurm Online also features crafting, terraforming, mounts, ship and building construction, cooking, PvP, and much more.

A version of Wurm Online was released for Steam on July 24, 2020.

FEATURES

  • Sandbox Gameplay | Enter a player-driven world with 133 skills to advance in.
  • Terraforming, Building, and Ships | Form the terrain around you by digging, raising, flattening, and sculpting; construct buildings like guard towers and houses, or build and command your own ships from six different ship types.
  • Combat | Take the fight to a variety of legendary creatures and monsters or battle with other players and kingdoms.
  • Crafting and Cooking | Craft thousands of different items and cook with a variety of different ingredients.
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