Endless Ages is fresh and worth a peek with the free trial, but not worthy of the box fee or the subscription fee at this point. However, Avaria will be a team of talent to watch for. Aaron Boucher, the company CEO slash Lead Programmer slash Producer, taught himself coding less than 10 years ago and single handedly produced Evil Core a few years back.

The company is very small and full of ideas and we have certainly seen worse games that came from development crews 10 times the size of Avaria with a lot more experience under their belts. With the right addition of talent in some key areas, this company seems capable of bringing a mega hit onto the scene, but Endless Ages won’t be that hit.

Stretching the imagination and delving into some virgin territory for the MMOG market, Avaria’s Endless Ages offers up a plate of new character types, travel modes and colorful scenery in a first person shooter MMOG, but sometimes being unique isn’t enough.