It's free and cute, and in fact so cute that you'll probably develop terminal diabeetus, but it's hardly challenging to veteran MMORPG players. The classes are interesting and the multiclass feature actually brings a lot of potential for customization. Being a City of Heroes refugee, customization is a huge deal for me, and this game does allow that. You can get great-looking cosmetics at low level, the multiclassing is interesting, and there are even some unique talents only accessible to certain multiclasses. The main problem is that it's streamlined to a fault. Clicking on quest text will have your character walk right to the required spot, though this is hardly necesary because the map is zoned and each zone is rather small. Even as a healer I never had a problem defeating enemies, and the dungeons seem bland, but by no means bad.

The reason I recommend this game is for people who are new to or uncomfortable with MMORPGS. This is a great place to start, as it introduces you to the concepts gently instead of tossing you in and assuming you know how to play.

It's free and cute, and in fact so cute that you'll probably develop terminal diabeetus, but it's hardly challenging to veteran MMORPG players. The classes are interesting and the multiclass feature actually brings a lot of potential for customization. Being a City of Heroes refugee, customization is a [i]huge[/i] deal for me, and this game does allow that. You can get great-looking cosmetics at low level, the multiclassing is interesting, and there are even some unique talents only accessible to certain multiclasses. The main problem is that it's streamlined to a fault. Clicking on quest text will have your character walk right to the required spot, though this is hardly necesary because the map is zoned and each zone is rather small. Even as a healer I never had a problem defeating enemies, and the dungeons seem bland, but by no means bad. The reason I recommend this game is for people who are new to or uncomfortable with MMORPGS. This is a great place to start, as it introduces you to the concepts gently instead of tossing you in and assuming you know how to play.