While it's easy to focus on major releases like World of Warcraft when discussing long-running MMORPGs, there are other notable multiplayer games with equally impressive pedigrees. One such game is the upcoming R.O.H.A.N.: The Vengeance, set to launch on mobile in Southeast Asia tomorrow, March 18th.

Although R.O.H.A.N.: The Vengeance shares many familiar gameplay elements with other MMORPGs, it introduces a unique mechanic known as Vengeance. This feature allows players a brief PvP window to seek revenge on those who have defeated them, adding an intriguing layer of interaction and strategy to the game.

This mechanic not only enhances the game's appeal but also solidifies R.O.H.A.N.'s reputation as a compelling alternative to other major RPGs. The launch in Southeast Asia, a region known for its vibrant multiplayer gaming community, is already generating significant buzz.

Best served cold The R.O.H.A.N. franchise has a storied history, and the MMORPG has enjoyed a long tenure. Southeast Asia's publisher, Playwith Thailand, is poised to make a strong push with a series of planned events and rewards for players. This launch is accompanied by a high-profile promotional campaign involving numerous community content creators.

A significant addition to this version of the game is the introduction of the 9th playable race, the demigod-like Aesir. For fans in Southeast Asia who have been eagerly awaiting R.O.H.A.N.'s arrival, this launch promises to be well worth the wait.

In the meantime, if you're interested in exploring other MMORPG options on mobile, consider checking out our list of the top 7 games like World of Warcraft. This list ranks some of the best open, massively multiplayer games available on iOS and Android.