Gravity Interactive, creator of the mega hit MMO (Massively multiplayer Online game) Ragnarok Online, is all set to hit Facebook with their newest MMORPG title, Eternal Destiny, starting August 11, 2011.

In this anime-style game, the world is divided into several realms: Human, Demon, Asura, Infernal, Heavenly, and the unknown Chaos.

After creating the character of your own choice, you’ll find yourself in the world of Eternal Destiny; a land crawling with dangerous monsters and unearthly mayhem. Battle your way through rough terrain and help the citizens of the different cities with their requests and they will reward your generously for your efforts.

(credit: Gravity Interactive)

Once a player reaches level 30, they can choose a realm, join a guild or even create one!

Players will connect to WarpPortal, which hosts Gravity Interactive’s games, through Facebook.

If you looking for a new, free world to romp around with your friends, fighting monsters and watching your character grow stronger, Eternal Destiny sounds like a good start.

For Facebook users who love to play strategic RPG games, this is good news for you: True Games Interactive will soon launch the Warrior Epic Sagas on Facebook!

Warrior Epic Sagas is a Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game (MMORPG). It can be played in different modes: Solo, PvP (player vs. player), and multiplayer campaigns. The goal of the game is to complete quests for lost ancient artifacts, ward off tribes of warmongers, and hunt for monsters. To complete the quests, each player can recruit up to 5 Warriors. They can earn gold, booties, and “prestige” as they complete the missions. The gold can be used to upgrade the warrior’s equipment and armor, while “prestige” can be used to get new warriors.

The game has a unique feature that allows fallen warriors to be revived in the player’s headquarters, the Warrior Hall. They can also be changed into spirits that can be incorporated into weapons, to increase its power and open its abilities, or to be summoned to cause huge damage on enemies.  The warrior spirits can also be imbued into new warriors.

A basic version of Warrior Epic will be available in Facebook where each quest can last from 5 minutes to an hour. However, should the player want the full 3D game, they can go to the game’s website (http://www.warriorepic.com) through a link from the Facebook page. The Facebook version is designed to introduce players to the full game.

Warrior Epic was developed by Good Game Productions and published by True Games Interactive. It has also been launched in iPhone.