Call of Camelot
Call of Camelot was a free-to-play 2D browser action RPG launched in 2013 by JOYHUBs/GameSpace. Its Arthurian fantasy world combined Diablo-like combat and instanced PvE with team battlegrounds, open-world PK and three-way guild siege warfare. Players improved gear and mounts, could marry and could automate routine monster fights. The service is now closed.
Platform availability
Highlighted platforms are supported by the sources in this profile. Dimmed platforms were not confirmed in the current research pass.
- Status
- Closed — the 2013 browser service is classified as cancelled
- Business model
- Free-to-play
- Genre
- Fantasy browser action RPG
- Release
- 2013
- Platforms
- Browser
- Combat
- Real-time action RPG combat with open-world, battleground and guild PvP
- Developer
- GameSpace
- Publisher
- JOYHUBs / GameSpace
- Profile
- Full — individually researched
MMO DNA
A visual fingerprint built from MMOFinder’s current verified catalog fields—not a review score.
Both PvE and PvP are recorded
Meaningful solo play is recorded
Structured or theme-park play is the stronger catalog signal
Real-time action combat is the stronger catalog signal
Why you might like it
- Direct action-RPG combat and hand-drawn 2D presentation distinguished it from menu-driven browser strategy games.
- Three PvP structures covered team battlegrounds, open-world encounters and guild siege warfare.
- Instances, mount progression, equipment enhancement and marriage supplied goals outside competitive battles.
Things to consider
- The game is closed and classified as cancelled; no active official server was located.
- An official press-release-derived report claimed more than 300 Chinese servers, but this is a publisher claim rather than independently audited population data.
- The built-in legal bot automated monster fighting, which reduced hands-on play during routine progression.
Research record
- Last checked
- 2026-09-03
- Profile depth
- Full — individually researched
- Source note
- MMORPG.com records GameSpace, browser delivery, PvP and a 2013 lifecycle; contemporary coverage attributes the western announcement to JOYHUBs. No reliable shutdown day was found, so the profile reports closure without inventing an exact date.
What MMOFinder has checked
- Core factsDeveloper, publisher, release state, model and platforms were individually checked.Verified
- Current statusLifecycle wording reflects the evidence available on September 3, 2026.Verified
- Gameplay featuresFeature claims were checked against the linked sources; unconfirmed systems are labeled as such.Verified
- Gameplay mediaTwo source-attributed gameplay images are recorded.Verified
- Source trail4 linked research sources are recorded.Verified
- Last reviewedCatalog fields reviewed September 3, 2026.Verified
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Call of Camelot timeline
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- 2013Release record
MMOFinder records Call of Camelot as released in 2013.
- Current recordCatalog status
Closed — the 2013 browser service is classified as cancelled
- 2026-09-03Research checked
Core facts, lifecycle details, platforms and gameplay features were individually reviewed.
Call of Camelot screenshots & gameplay
Two verified gameplay screenshots for a quick look at the game in action.
Source: YouTube gameplay video
Call of Camelot gameplay, platforms and status
Call of Camelot is cataloged as a Fantasy browser action RPG with real-time action rpg combat with open-world, battleground and guild pvp. Its recorded platforms are Browser, and its business model is Free-to-play. The current lifecycle record is: Closed — the 2013 browser service is classified as cancelled.
Documented systems include PvE, PvP. The current sources did not confirm housing, crafting, trading, controller support; those omissions are not presented as proof that a feature never existed. MMORPG.com records GameSpace, browser delivery, PvP and a 2013 lifecycle; contemporary coverage attributes the western announcement to JOYHUBs. No reliable shutdown day was found, so the profile reports closure without inventing an exact date.
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