World Eternal Online

Cool concept, gameplay isn’t horrible. I would say this is a chill MMO to give some time to when bored, but that’s it. I would never spend money or copious amounts of time on it like other MMOs. Pros: - chill - online so you have others to game with and can play with friends - fairly straightforward - different ways to play and keep things interesting - not necessarily P2W as you can just play free and work your way up Cons: - feels kinda boring and basic like typical mobile MMOs (example: forces you to traverse a bunch of click-intensive UI to get to the main game - whales are welcome as there’s the option to pay for improvements - doesn’t seem like a good player base overall, low player count - gets really repetitive within the first 30mins - stands out as a more typical mobile MMOs that feels like a cash grab

This game needs work but has great potential I Rate this game 2 stars for originality and elegant graphics. The game needs work in many areas even though it’s a beta this game was released to soon to players and lacks a party up system to go with the add friend system for there is no point of having a friends tab if you are not able. To party up with them therefore is the lack of a five star writing the guild tab also another issue with this game yes it has guild allowing you to make and join a guilt yet has no Guild perks Guild incentives basically just another waste of a tab in game also not allowing you to party with your guild mates, another issue with this game is the fact of the campaign mode being only four levels again. This game is in beta therefore these reasons are the reasons I give this game a two star rating again. This game has great potential. But Will probably die off like many other games due to the lack of the developer, listening to the reviews. Of those who play their game. Will continue playing this game for a part two review and also will be my final review after the day is complete. Time will make or break this game with this game die off in the best or will this game grow to be another mighty one? We shall see.

User Interface can’t be navigated, but combat controls all have a non-remappable setup that plays well, especially with the inclusion of both single-stick(LS) and twin-stick(RS) skill-aiming. Surprisingly good gameplay. Cooldowns feel great, Enemy AoE is visible and not too fast, and even basic enemy melee attacks and ranged projectiles can be dodged. I like that the basic attack can be held, as well as the other attacks and actions, such as aiming for Dodge or aligning an attack AoE cone optimally. There’re also some useful settings, such as “Attack While Standing Still”, “Target Priority Criteria”, and “Enemy Health Bar Numbers”. Looting feels really diverse and useful, and while co-op is comfortably encouraged, lone-traveling and lone-fighting is viable. Mid-session tasks are diverse and achievable. At first glance, progression looks simple where it needs to, while extensive. The characters level quite similarly to a hero-trainer, but in this game, you actually get to PLAY the character. Very fun, and they all seem to have their own unique profiles, artistry, and sub-role to one another within archetype. So far, Gorefang(AoE Battleaxe Damage, DoT Fire, Rage Gain and Enemy Corralling) is right up my alley at this time. I wanna see this game a bit further, it’s pretty cool actually. Sink some time into character(s), get geared up, and even play some Solo Campaign, which has its own vibes and flow, testing my independent understanding of combat actions and critical looting. Free game too, with flexible IAP.