Ragnarok Journey to launch in the Philippines

Gravity’s local gaming presence will soon expand with Ragnarok Journey, an MMORPG that can be played through your browsers.

Ragnarok Journey gives off the nostalgia of playing the Ragnarok Online game without the need to download the actual client — you can still kill monsters, change jobs, and explore the areas of Rune-Midgard right from your PC browser.

The only requirements to play, as stated in its press release, are an updated system and a stable internet connection. This is said to launch “real soon”, and you may leave your email on their Pre-Registration website or check on their Facebook page for future updates.

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