Fantasy MMORPG

Orake

Orake is a 2D top-down fantasy MMORPG from indie studio Candycane Games, built around old-school questing, boss fights and a classless build-your-role system based on equipped gear and spells rather than fixed classes. Its signature feature is the "Boneyard," a full-loot PvP zone where defeated players drop their carried items.

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Status
Released / active — small indie MMORPG with ongoing updates
Business model
Free-to-play
Genre
2D fantasy MMORPG
Release
2016
Platforms
Windows
Developer
Candycane Games (Candycane Studios)
Publisher
Candycane Games
Profile
Full
Research checked
2026-09-07
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MMO DNA

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PvECombat focusPvP

Both PvE and PvP are recorded

SoloPlay styleGroup

Meaningful solo play is recorded

StructuredWorld structureSandbox

Structured or theme-park play is the stronger catalog signal

TargetedCombat feelAction

Action or real-time combat is recorded

HousingNot recordedCraftingNot recordedTradingNot recordedControllerNot recordedPvERecordedPvPRecorded
Player fit

Why you might like it

  • A classless build system lets your equipped weapons and spells define your playstyle instead of a fixed class choice.
  • The full-loot "Boneyard" PvP zone offers real stakes for players who want risk-based combat.
  • Low system requirements and a simple top-down presentation make it easy to run on older or modest hardware.
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Things to consider

  • Full-loot PvP in the Boneyard means real item loss on defeat, which won't suit players who dislike high-stakes combat.
  • As a small indie MMORPG, the player population and content cadence are far smaller than mainstream MMORPGs.
  • The old-school, minimal-UI presentation is a deliberate retro choice that may feel sparse to players used to modern MMO interfaces.
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Research record

Last checked
2026-08-16
Profile depth
Full — individually researched
Source note
Discovered in MMORPG.com / MMO game directories; deeper fields pending verification
Profile verification

What MMOFinder has checked

6/6documented areas
  • Gameplay mediaTwo verified, locally hosted gameplay screenshots are available.Verified
  • Source trail2 linked sources are recorded for review.Verified
  • Last reviewedCatalog fields reviewed Aug 16, 2026.Verified

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  3. 2026-08-16
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Orake screenshots & gameplay

Two verified, locally hosted gameplay screenshots are available.

Source: YouTube gameplay video

Gameplay, availability and research notes

Orake is cataloged by MMOFinder as a 2D fantasy MMORPG. Its recorded status is Released / active — small indie MMORPG with ongoing updates, while the business model is listed as Free-to-play. MMOFinder records its release year as 2016. Current platform data lists Windows. The profile keeps uncertain fields explicit so incomplete research is not presented as established game information.

Gameplay metadata currently describes combat or multiplayer structure as Real-time top-down action combat with full-loot PvP. Discovery tags on the record include Online Game, Catalog. The developer field lists Candycane Games (Candycane Studios), and the publisher field lists Candycane Games. Together these catalog fields help distinguish this title from similarly named games and provide useful inputs for MMOFinder’s filtering and comparison tools.

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