Trolddom

Scratches the itch for a casual classic-style mmo. Quests are your typical go grind & fetch, but the gear upgrades and talent trees feel impactful and it's fun to see the future upgrades you'll get. If you like chill indie or classic style mmo's (WoW) and can stand the graphics, you'll likely find a fun and familiar game here.

Awesome old school rpg. I'm really enjoying the community, quests, and combat/non-combat skills. I am leveling up fishing and cooking while playing as a warrior like class. I'll probably buy a few copies for friends if they get into the demo as much as I did.

Good game, but needs more players, there are several quests that need multiple players unless you over-level them.

I'm enjoying the old school style of mmo and don't mind the hefty grinding and farming required but do think it would benefit from having guaranteed material drops from enemies needed for profession crafting.

A wonderful 2D recreation of the Vanilla WoW experience. Has most features of Vanilla WoW with content being added consistently. The game already has quests, talents, standard professions, dungeons, heroics, an auction house, guilds, mounts, a faith system, end game emblem and reputation vendors, a Gurubashi Arena equivalent, and so much more. It's an absolutely incredible value for the price. if you're on the fence, I highly recommend giving it a go.

If I had to sum up this game in two words it would have to be: "Deceptively Fun". Do not let the low-poly fool you where this game lacks in the graphic department it makes up for with its multitude of systems. From old school divinity worship with associated buffs to collecting RNG recipes, equipment, mats and if that doesn't wet your appetite all archetypes have three subcategory talent trees that you can put points into at your own leisure and an NPC that allows you to reset at any point if you don't like what you've done setting you up with ease of access to test build theory along with a world of dungeons/bosses to test them on. You cannot level all professions on one character which gives you an incentive to level alts other than just checking out builds, or mules for space. Leveling is just the right amount of grind "for an old school experience" if you are one of those people that thinks you need to be maxed in two days this isn't the game for you.