Its been sometime since we've talked about KingsRoad. The game launched early last year on iPad after being available on PC for quite sometime as a free to play browser game. Recently Mike discovered the game is fully available on IOS and Android with full cross platform co-op play with the PC. Sweet.

KingsRoad was one of the first free to play games that truly impressed me. The Diablo like Action RPG managed to deliver a compelling, replayable game that didn't lock a ton of content behind paywalls. Almost two years later the game is still going strong with over 100 available maps, three character classes, and thousands of legendary items. Now the game is out on iOS.

It was a little over a month ago I gave some impressions of KingsRoad - a free to play game from Rumble Entertainment that's playable through Facebook or Rumble's own online service. The browser based game is an action-rpg in the same vane as Diablo or Torchlight but is designed to be played in shorter sessions. Since last month, the team has added a new class, the Wizard, and made several enhancements to the game world. Today the game is available for anyone to try - though it's still technically in beta - and the team is treating it as a KingsRoad's coming out party.

For hardcore gamers, Free To Play, has an almost negative stigma associated with it.  Combine that with the word "Facebook" and you're looking at the double whammy of disgust.  It's not hard to see why, with titles like Farmville begging for social sharing and clicks and other titles cheapening the experience by asking you to pay for gratification.  But there are some gems out there that are bucking the trend, the latest is a game from Rumble called KingsRoad - a hack and slash RPG that's playable via Facebook or Rumble's website.