Stash is a free role-playing game created by Frogdice as a successor to the well-received Threshold. The game is still set in the fantasy world of Primordiax, which has evolved through years of community interactions. For this stand-alone installment, exciting house customization and tons of loot await old-timers and newbies alike.

Grinding is at the heart of Stash. From fighting monsters to building your empire, you have to work your way to achieve your goals. Similar to Wizard101 and Atlantica Online, this fantasy adventure game makes use of a turn-based combat system. It also features a tabletop art style.

Build a fortress and store loot

The complex and fascinating world of Primordiax continues to expand with custom houses and tons of loot in the free-to-play MMORPG Stash. Like many fantasy role-playing games, grinding and dungeon crawling remain the major activities of this game. However, the addition of house building and more items made it far more compelling. From a humble bedroll, you can scale up your Base of Operations into a formidable stronghold.

Instead of a portable hole, your ever-growing homestead can provide storage space for loads of weapons, tools, equipment, materials, and other items. The generous amount of loot available allows you to craft superior gears based on your needs. Whether it’s for combat or simple house construction, you can create anything you set your mind to. Plus, you can sell or trade items as a full-time merchant.

There are two types of dungeons that you can explore: a Shared-World Dungeon where you can interact with other players, and a Private-Instanced Dungeon where you can be on your own. The turn-based game flow allows players to formulate a strategy before making a move, especially when facing off with monsters. Unfortunately, there are no quests to take part in as intended by the creators.

Challenging sandbox-style game

Deep and elaborate, Stash is sure to satisfy RPG players who are seeking an easy-going but at the same time challenging game. It is styled after sandbox games that require you to grind to reach your desired goals, from crafting gears to constructing your base. As a result, the developers did away with quests as they intend to keep things slow and easy.