A mobile game which is being developed based on the auto-battler AutoChess, making use of the same assets. Many of the items, characters, and synergies(!) that players are familiar with will be retained in this new format.

The game promises competitive fairness by having all characters unlocked for free and no in-game stats tied to the user's account. It also brings some new mechanics to the mobile space: including a day-night cycle and trees which can be chopped down.

A play-to-earn title, formerly known as The Immortal Mystics.

Has some crossover with the RTS genre. It promises greater intensity in team play and a larger variety of game mechanics, including the ability to upgrade friendly towers and spawn powerful troops.

There is a 'team skills' system where characters have an extra power in additional to their ultimate, which has elemental interactions. The armour system allows players to change attributes during the game. Match times should be between 10-30 minutes, and there are at least 3 maps available to play on.

The team is also working on engine technology for developing RTS and lane-pushing games.

Citing DotA and League of Legends as inspiration, Eterlands adds an interactive physical environment with cliffs, trees that can be chopped down and dragged, bridges and rock walls which can be destroyed, and breaking dams to flood parts of the map which will slow enemies down. There is also a dynamic weather system.

The game seems to have never left concept phase, and available footage is minimal.

A hardcore, ruthless, and unforgiving gameplay experience. Close sibling of DotA Allstars.

Development has formally ended, though servers remain available to play and there are still occasional minor patches to tweak gameplay and balance.

Highly competitive map which popularised having a large quantity of heroes and items.

Has a large number of deeply interwoven mechanics, leading to a complex and deep competitive experience. Players have shown a high level of engagement with its massive esports scene: with the annual 'The International' tournament consistently offering the biggest prize-pools in esports history.