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Velmora Online is a free-to-play 3D fantasy MMORPG for Windows PC, built by Beledrian, a solo developer from Argentina. It entered Steam Early Access on September 18, 2026, after a key-based test phase in August, and the developer plans to stay in Early Access for roughly 12 to 24 months.
The game is an open tribute to Argentum Online, the long-running Argentine MMORPG, and to Albion Online, rebuilt in 3D with nine classes, clans, dungeons, trading, and point-capture battles for control of the map. It is Spanish-first, with full Spanish voice audio and English, French, and Brazilian Portuguese support.
Warrior, Paladin, Assassin, Archer, Mage, Cleric, Necromancer, Bard, and Druid cover melee and ranged damage, tanking, healing, summoning, and group buffs, so parties have clear roles to fill.
Teams fight other players to capture points and dominate the map. Clans can conquer and defend territory, alongside duels, faction battles, and larger wars for map control.
Cities, forests, caves, and hidden areas link together without separate map screens. Dungeons such as Veril, home of the Medusa Matriarch boss, add group PvE.
Player-to-player trading, crafting, and item rarities keep the market moving. The developer’s videos have also shown fishing and a golem system.
Download the game for free from its Steam page. The Steam keys handed out through the official website were only needed for the August test, before the public Early Access release.
The official portal lists two servers, Principal and Brasil. You can sign in to the website with Steam and link your account from the user panel, which keeps your website and game login the same.
Expect Spanish to come first. News, the wiki, and most community discussion are in Spanish, although the website has English and Portuguese toggles. Feedback and bug reports go through the official Discord server and the Steam forums.
Each class has a talent tree with separate branches, and the choice changes how the class plays. The official Cleric guide is a good example of how different the branches are:
The guide notes that its numbers are balanced for the current scale of the game, so exact values will change as Early Access continues.
According to the Steam Early Access notes, the current build lets you explore the world, talk to NPCs, fight monsters, level up, and play with others. Some systems, areas, and features are still being developed.
For the full release, Beledrian plans a larger world, more quests, expanded character progression, and more PvE and PvP content. Recent development videos show a new city under construction, graphics upgrades, and the opening of the Veril dungeon on September 2, 2026.
Being so new, the game had no Steam user reviews as of September 28, 2026. The wiki currently has only a few guides, so the Discord is the best place for answers.
The developer says Velmora Online will be free to play during Early Access and after full release, and that the core experience will stay open to everyone. Steam lists in-app purchases. The developer says optional cosmetics or extra features may be added later to fund development.
The Steam page lists the same specifications for both minimum and recommended, and they are modest by current standards:
At 5 GB, Velmora is a small download next to most modern MMORPGs, and a mid-range gaming PC from around 2015 meets the listed specs.
Yes. Velmora Online is free on Steam during Early Access, and the developer says it will stay free after full release. Optional cosmetics or extra features may be added later.
Velmora Online entered Steam Early Access on September 18, 2026. A key-based test phase ran through the official website from late August before the public release.
The game is developed and published by Beledrian, a solo developer from Argentina who describes the project as a long-term MMORPG built with community feedback.
Yes. Steam lists English, French, and Brazilian Portuguese support, with full voice audio in Latin American Spanish. The official website and wiki are mainly in Spanish.
No. Velmora Online is only available for 64-bit Windows 10 and 11 through Steam.
The developer currently plans about 12 to 24 months of Early Access, while noting that the timeline may change as features are added and feedback comes in.
The developer describes Velmora Online as a tribute to Argentum Online and Albion Online, reimagining that classic style of MMORPG in 3D with a persistent world.