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Swords of Divinity

Swords of Divinity was a free-to-play browser and Facebook game from R2Games, built around recruiting and leveling a roster of fantasy mercenaries whose battles play out automatically rather than under direct player control, through PvE questing and an automated PvP arena. It entered open beta in November 2016 and was one of dozens of R2Games titles shut down as the studio pared back its Flash-dependent browser catalog, closing on October 22, 2018.

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Status
Closed — servers shut down October 22, 2018
Business model
Free to play
Genre
Automated-combat team-collector RPG (not a persistent MMO)
Release
2016
Platforms
Browser
Developer
R2Games (gdsgame)
Publisher
R2Games
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PvECombat focusPvP

PvE and PvP are roughly balanced

SoloPlay styleGroup

Strongly solo-oriented

StructuredWorld structureSandbox

Structured, theme-park-style content is the dominant signal

TargetedCombat feelAction

Targeted, tactical combat is the dominant signal

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Catalog note

Not a persistent MMO

  • Players who enjoy low-effort, auto-battler-style team building rather than direct real-time control of combat.
  • Fans of R2Games' large catalog of similarly structured browser hero-collector titles.
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Things to consider

  • Combat in Swords of Divinity is fully automated — there is no real-time movement through an open shared world, closer to an idle/auto-battler than a traditional MMORPG.
  • The game has been closed since October 22, 2018 with no revival.
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Research record

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2026-09-08
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5/6documented areas
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  • Gameplay mediaNo reliable gameplay screenshot is currently available.Unavailable
  • Source trailA research source note is recorded, but no direct source URL is currently linked.Partial
  • Last reviewedCatalog fields reviewed Aug 16, 2026.Verified

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Gameplay, availability and research notes

Within MMOFinder's catalog, Swords of Divinity is classified as a Automated-combat team-collector RPG (not a persistent MMO). Swords of Divinity was a free-to-play browser and Facebook game from R2Games, built around recruiting and leveling a roster of fantasy mercenaries whose battles play out automatically rather than under direct player control, through PvE questing and an automated PvP arena. It entered open beta in November 2016 and was one of dozens of R2Games titles shut down as the studio pared back its Flash-dependent browser catalog, closing on October 22, 2018.

The current lifecycle record is Closed — servers shut down October 22, 2018. MMOFinder lists R2Games (gdsgame) as developer and R2Games as publisher. These researched fields feed profile discovery, filters and comparison tools.

This profile was checked against current sources on September 8, 2026. Continue through Similar Games, filter the MMO database, or compare profiles side by side.

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