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Wander A Collaborative, Non-Combat And Non-Competitive Exploration Game

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Wander is a collaborative, non-combat and non-competitive game focused on exploration and joy. In Wander, life begins as a tree. Storms that affect the known planets transform you, and continue to influence your path.

I must say this one has caught my eye, currently in open beta (if you buy the game) for £16.52, not exactly cheap. Hopefully the game-play can make up for the higher price.

Not sure how I feel about an MMO with a lot of walking around with no combat at all, combat for me in MMO's is part of what actually keeps them interesting, it's something to do other than explore.

As you explore, you begin to discover others in the the sprawling rainforest. Working together, you unlock new experiences, piece together the plot and enjoy the varied beauty that Wander has to offer.

Wander features a gorgeous landscape, large scale non-competitive play and immersive sound design to create a world like no other.

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Also they are looking to get onto Steam, so spare them a greenlight vote wouldya? Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Lord Avallon Sep 10, 2013
The visuals are stunning, the music suits the atmosphere and is great! I hope they can conduct this concept in a way it doesn´t get boring in a short time because I liked it!
n30p1r4t3 11 years Sep 10, 2013
Yeah, they better make it worth playing.
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