A little while ago Epic Games announced that their MOBA Paragon will be closing down its doors on April 26th. While they graciously offered a full refund to all players, I still found myself

While Fortnite is growing at an absolutely ridiculous rate, Epic's previous game Paragon has not been as fortunate. It launched as an extremely solid proof of concept, but despite being in Early Access since March of

If you ever wanted to give Paragon a try, Epic's action-orientated take on the MOBA genre, now would be the time to do so. In celebration of its one year anniversary the Paragon devs are giving out one of six Vault skins, and there is also a double XP event running which is a great opportunity

When Paragon first launched in Early Access I mentioned how it had a ton of potential, but all that was unfortunately mired by gameplay mechanics so rough it made battles feel more like a chore than a fun thing to do.

As I've noted in my review when Paragon first launched in Early Access - there is a ton of potential for greatness here, but its unfortunately all hidden by gameplay mechanics so rough they're almost impossible to look

When Paragon first entered Early Access it was a fairly generic and uninspired MOBA, just another game that tried to usurp League of Legends and Dota 2 without actually trying to innovate. Thankfully, Epic Games has

From the very moment it first released Paragon featured a Daily Quest system, and while it certainly offered a generous bounty of items it also required you to win a game every single day. While this isn't usually a big deal, there are days when you just lose every single round or simply don't

As I've mentioned in my review the moment Paragon launched, the game feels like a mix between an FPS and a MOBA game, but one where the two sides don't really fit well. The rapid out-of-combat movement and lane-based

Paragon is Epic's latest FPS/MOBA hybrid, and even though its eventually going to be free to play the currently ongoing beta requires you to purchase a founder's pack before letting you in.

Since dropping money on a brand new MOBA you know nothing about isn't the smartest idea given the

As I've noted before, the main issue with Paragon is the somewhat wonky balance, and characters that are far, far superior at their roles than their competition. This is exactly the issue that ...

Starting up a new MOBA can be a fairly daunting task, especially in the case of Paragon which is currently in beta, and as such suffers from a poor tutorial and lack of in-game explanations.

But never fear as I've made a short guide that will get you up to speed on all the mechanics and

After spending around a week with Paragon I've come to realize that it makes me feel the very same emotions Dota 1 evoked back when I first tried it, eons ago: the thrill of experiencing something completely new, the utter confusion about how anything works, the "AHA!" moment of finally

Paragon is an upcoming MOBA from Epic Games that features some beautiful landscapes, nifty character design, and gameplay that's a mixture of elements from its three biggest competitors: Dota 2, LoL and SMITE.

It has just launched in Early Access (not the Steam kind), and along with

Paragon is an upcoming third person action MOBA developed by Epic Games and designed from the ground up to follow Dota 2's free to play model. In other words, all of the heroes are free and the cosmetics can be either bought with cash or simply earned through in-game means.

While

I'll be perfectly honest here, I don't think the world needs more MOBAs right now but at least Epic is willing to try something different with Paragon. Unlike the more RTS nature of other MOBAs Paragon is mixing in some shooter elements in there as well so you'll control heroes in a third