I wasn’t planning to try out the beta phase of Re: Tree of Savior, but decided to give it a go after reading a number of comments. As usual, I spent about an hour in the game to see if…
Re: Tree of Savior – Mobile version of PC MMORPG begins beta in Japan this June
First announced back in 2016, Nexon finally announced that the mobile version of Tree of Savior is entering beta test in Japan on 4 June. Officially titled Re: Tree of Savior, the biggest change from the PC version is the…
Re: Tree of Savior – Nexon Thailand reveals new title for upcoming mobile MMORPG
Following the announcement that Nexon Thailand is shutting down the local Thai language server of MapleStory, the Southeast Asia subsidiary of Korean gaming giant Nexon followed up with a road-map of its 2020 titles. Among those was Re: Tree of…
Tree of Savior – Global version begins pre-registration for upcoming New Server
It has been quite some time since we heard anything about Tree of Savior, but in reality the game has always been updated frequently with new content by developer IMC Games. A new server, literally called New Server, will soon…
Tree of Savior – Nexon drops publishing duty of Japan server back to IMC Games
Yesterday, Nexon announced that the Japan server for Tree of Savior will close later this year on 27 November. Instead of a game shut down, player data will be passed to Tree of Savior’s developer, IMC Games, which will become…
Tree of Savior – Interview with developer on recent system changes
[Download on Steam] On 16 May, Korean developer IMC Games implemented one of the largest game update for the global server of Tree of Savior. The update did not seem to introduce much new content, but rather focused on overhauling and…
IMC Games – Tree of Savior developer gets investment from Nexon
Reported today, Nexon has initiated a “strategic investment” in developer IMC Games by purchasing its shares. No numbers or figures were provided to the media. Nexon is the publisher of Tree of Savior in South Korea and Japan, and also for…
Tree of Savior – Japan server to enter Open Beta next month under Nexon
Nexon Japan, publisher of Tree of Savior, recently announced at an event that the game will enter Open Beta on 24 August, with official launch scheduled for a month later. Developed by IMC Games, founded by the “father” of Ragnarok…
Tree of Savior – Taiwan server launches while Korean servers merge
South Korean developer IMC Games decided to enter the Taiwanese market with little-known publisher X2Game for its latest MMORPG, Tree of Savior, a decision which really left me baffled seeing there are many more capable partners in the country. Announced…
Tree of Savior – Swordsman class trailer for Japan server revealed
Nexon is doing a good job promoting Tree of Savior in Japan, as a new custom trailer highlighting the Swordsman class tree was recently released. Trailers for the other classes are expected to be revealed before the Open Beta phase…
Tree of Savior – Open Beta for Japan server scheduled for August
While the global English server has already gone full throttle with the official launch, the Japan server is still under careful testing. Publisher Nexon Japan announced there will be a private test on July 7, with only 70 slots available.…
Tree of Savior – Exclusive server for Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia
[Game website] PlayOne Asia, a new games publisher based in Southeast Asia, today opened a new server for Tree of Savior exclusive to Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia. While gamers from these 3 countries may still continue on the global server, PlayOne…
Tree of Savior – Free-to-Play global launch is now live on Steam
[Play free now] After a couple of months of paid-only Open Beta, Korean developer IMC Games has finally launched Tree of Savior worldwide! The game is now Free-to-Play for everyone, with easy access and client download through the Steam platform.…
Tree of Savior – Revamped Founder’s Server packages now on Steam
[Buy on Steam] Last week, IMC Games announced the first version of the Founder’s Server packages for its global English server, and received waves of negative feedback. The packages have since been revamped, with the details seen in the image below.…