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Everything you need to write about or stream Thornvale: facts, a short and a long description, the trailer, screenshots and the logo. All of it is free to use when covering the game.
Fact sheet
- Game
- Thornvale
- Genre
- Free-to-play fantasy MMORPG, tile-based, 3D, seen from above
- Platform
- Web browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari) on a computer. Nothing to install.
- Developer
- Dawid Mlynarczyk, United Kingdom (independent)
- Grand opening
- 1 January 2027, 00:00 UK time. The test realm is open now.
- Price
- Free to play. Optional premium time and founder packs (see the store).
- World
- 14 towns, 86 kinds of monster, 79 spells and runes, 448 items, four vocations
- Website
- thornvaleonline.com
- Contact
- support@thornvaleonline.com
In one line
Thornvale is a free fantasy MMORPG in your browser: pick a vocation, hunt across 14 towns and wild regions, and carve your name into the hall of heroes.
In a paragraph
Thornvale brings back the feel of the classic tile-based online RPGs of the 2000s: a dangerous world, spells cast by their words, runes, depots and real trading between players. Pick a Knight, Paladin, Sorcerer or Druid and explore an archipelago of 14 towns, from snowbound halls to desert tombs and lava caves, seven floors deep. Mine and smith your own gear, fish and cook, fight bosses and raids with friends, and decide whether to trust the other players in an open PvP world. It runs in any modern browser with nothing to download, and every town, creature, song and line of text is original.
Key features
- Free, in the browser, nothing to install
- Four vocations and 79 spells and runes
- 86 kinds of monster, bosses, world bosses and raids
- Gathering and crafting: mining, smithing, fishing, cooking, woodcutting, fletching
- Open PvP with skulls, protection zones and secure mode
- A player market and face-to-face trading
- An original soundtrack: every region has its own band of instruments
Trailer
Screenshots
Logo
The crest is a gold-edged diamond holding a gold T; the name is written THORNVALE in wide-spaced gold capitals. Please keep both on a dark background and don't recolour or stretch them.
