This game plays a lot like a old RPG from the 8-bit era. The screen transition is even faithful to games of that time. That is some attention to detail.

It has both offline and online. The online servers that are listed on the lobby in its launcher have only a few dedicated players. Which pretty much makes it very much like the offline. Except with that little extra of having someone around to ask for help if needed.

The classes are very well done. I have only experienced merchant. From what I have seen some things are locked until you reach a certain level. The skill tree isn't accesible until level five. I wasn't even for sure it existed. Even if there was a picture of it on the store page. The skills were all merchant themed. The all had merchant style names and matching abilities. I spent probably ten minutes just looking through the skill trees.

I have seen many attempts at a 8-bit style massive multiplayer game. I even played a few of them. This is the first one I have come across that looks to have done it right. It doesn't do fancy. It doesn't do complicated. It just does 8-bit level MMO.

Very much worth the purchase. I already feel like I have gotten my moneys worth, and know that I will be getting plenty more out of this game. I didn't think I would recomend this game when I first launched it. Now I will gladly recomend it, and at least make sure that at least one other person buys it.

(sorry about the spoiler allerts. They are just things I think are best found out for ones self. I used to think the more a person knows going into a game the better. Now I want to go in a game blind and unknowing. I left the notes their for those that don't think that way though.)

This game plays a lot like a old RPG from the 8-bit era. The screen transition is even faithful to games of that time. That is some attention to detail. It has both offline and online. The online servers that are listed on the lobby in its launcher have only a few dedicated players. Which pretty much makes it very much like the offline. Except with that little extra of having someone around to ask for help if needed. The classes are very well done. I have only experienced merchant. From what I have seen some things are locked until you reach a certain level. The skill tree isn't accesible until [spoiler]level five[/spoiler]. I wasn't even for sure it existed. Even if there was a picture of it on the store page. [spoiler]The skills were all merchant themed. The all had merchant style names and matching abilities[/spoiler]. I spent probably ten minutes just looking through the skill trees. I have seen many attempts at a 8-bit style massive multiplayer game. I even played a few of them. This is the first one I have come across that looks to have done it right. It doesn't do fancy. It doesn't do complicated. It just does 8-bit level MMO. Very much worth the purchase. I already feel like I have gotten my moneys worth, and know that I will be getting plenty more out of this game. I didn't think I would recomend this game when I first launched it. Now I will gladly recomend it, and at least make sure that at least one other person buys it. (sorry about the spoiler allerts. They are just things I think are best found out for ones self. I used to think the more a person knows going into a game the better. Now I want to go in a game blind and unknowing. I left the notes their for those that don't think that way though.)