Aug 01, 2016 06:55 AM EDT By Sarene Mae Butao, UniversityHerald Reporter

Game genres of "DOTA 2" and "League of Legends" exploded into popularity. This also promises the "Paragon",ehich should be easier, to be popular. 

Strategy games are getting better rankings. In fact the game "DOTA 2" have already amassed a whopping $18 million prize pool for the upcoming The International 2016 DOTA 2 tournament.

MOBA game genre, have high requirements in fast-paced strategy, customization and teamwork. These factors make learning for newbies a tough time. The creators of the game, however, intends to make the game easier.

"Paragon" is made by Epic Games. The same creator developed the famous "Gears of War" and "Unreal Tournament".

Using "Paragon", epic game intends to create something that is more approachable for fans who are new to MOBA.

"Paragon" would bring players much closer to the fight through a wonderfully done third person perspective. The skills are also easier to access using the Q, E, R buttons or the right mouse button. The aiming abilities of heroes as well as unleashing abilities or cancelling it when time is not right, Gamingtrend reported.

Sony announced the launch of the PlayStation Plus free games. Along with the launch, the company gave players an access to the Beta of "Paragon". Ever since, the game's popularity shoot up. There are now more than a million players who signed up for the beta version of "Paragon".

In this new game, the players does not need to buy items from a shop. The players will instead craft a deck of items that players use in facing their opponent. The item deck defines each players' play style and strategy. To purchase Cards packs, players use an in-game currency called 'Reputation'. These cards can then be added to the player's deck. Purchasing these cards with real money is not possible so each of the game's users will have to grind the game to get better cards, Gearnuke reported.

Every two weeks, Epic Games release a new hero. Currently the hero poo is expectedly low.

Open beta of "Paragon" will be released in August.

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