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Science-fantasy MMORPG. Commercially developed by Nevrax, released in late 2004, later as Gameforge France. Currently maintained by Winch Gate.

Download: https://ryzom.com Support: https://chat.ryzom.com Project: https://forge.ryzom.com

Casual multiplayer game. Developed between 2003 and 2004 by Melting Pot. Forked to open source Tux Target project.

Source: https://github.com/ryzom/mtp-target Source: https://github.com/ryzom/tux-target

Technical demo for NeL. Developed in 2003 by Nevrax.

Tank shooting game. Commercially developed and published by a Chinese company called Ice Game around 2004. Did not honor the GPL. No longer available.

Web: https://web.archive.org/web/20070202030818/http://www.woh.com.cn/

Editor to create player-made scenarios in The Saga of Ryzom, released in 2006 by Nevrax as a free expansion pack. Shut down by Winch Gate.

Included with the Ryzom Core source code, and live on the public Ryzom Core test servers.

An MMORPG storytelling project.

Web: https://khaganat.net/bienvenue/en:start

MMORPG based primarily around the Ryzom Ring scenario editor, currently re-using assets from Tempest in the Aether. Developed by NeL community member Kaetemi, under his company Polyverse. Release on hold, while focusing on engine improvements, and AI integrations. Ryzom Core demo servers are provided by Polyverse.

Web: https://www.polyverse.org and https://www.polyverse.dev

Medieval fantasy MMORPG. Independently developed by Neverborn Entertainment between 2002 and 2005. Canceled.

Web: https://web.archive.org/web/20051217220952/http://www.neverborn.net/

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Fantasy MMORPG. Independently developed by NeL community member sfb, Ironic Entertainment. Canceled.

Web: https://web.archive.org/web/20141217131317/http://ironicentertainment.org/

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A steampunk MMORPG. Developed by NeL community member Botanic. Canceled.

Web: https://web.archive.org/web/20160305071842/http://tempestintheaether.org/