Pretty fun mmo, funny characters and dialogue. Art style may not be the best but it goes to show you don’t have to have the best graphics in the world to make a fun and addicting game. No ads, micro transactions are predominantly cosmetic aside from upgrade mats. So far though I greatly enjoy the pick up and play style. Just a good grind and kill time game. Plus I love just feeling like an adventurer in a guild I wish games focused on that aspect you see in anime’s with a guild and such, I feel most just treat as a pvp set up and not like you’re an adventurer. I don’t need to stop world crisis because I’m the chosen one. Just a warrior trying to make a living. Haha! Thanks for the game, hope to see more classes added and perhaps a class change system with cross-class skills more akin to old school Final Fantasy set up. Otherwise I look forward to more updates in the future. Keep up the good work!

leveling up in this game is how it was back then, there was the grind, that’s not everyone’s thing nowadays. Pros- has the right combat and quest elements for an rpg. Whether you feel it’s too grindy or not depends on how far you want to climb and get stronger. Also no ads! Cons- lacks depth: there is only combat and quests that involve combat included within the game. I understand that grinding involves repetition, but if there are no other activities( I.e. non-combat skills), players will lose interest in the game. There is no auction house and players can’t trade with each other( as far as i’m aware of, it’s only my second day playing). Unless I’m mistaken, there’s no PvP, although i’m not really concerned with that(PvP within an mmorpg is typically stat-based instead of skill-based). Speaking of combat, there are only melee weapons and armor( I.e. no equipment for an archer or mage class, etc), yet the game is a fantasy RPG? I know it’s still the early access( open beta) phase, but there isn’t a party and a guild function, hopefully that’s something we can look forward to. Despite all that and being out for the short time it has, i was still surprised to find a gem like this. However my main concern is it’s heavy on the battery drain, so I won’t be playing for now. Hopefully since it’s early access, all of this gets ironed out, good luck to both devs and players.

This game doesn’t have pvp, but it pretty much does as advertised. There’s maybe one or two things that very much indirectly can be used to increase your standing with money, but the grind is inevitable. I personally love the endless wait for the drop you’re playing to get. Graphics are not the thumbnail, more like roblox style. I don’t necessarily mind that either. It’s a refreshing take from the thousands of dollars I usually end up spending on these kinds of games. All in all, Eterspire is a great refreshing take to the genre. It’s highly rated for a reason.

I’ve tried this game a few times now and think that the core concept and the art style are great and really pull on the nostalgia of the mmos I used to play in the 90s. The story is quite short and the grind can become repetitive, but that’s fine because the mmos I remember loving have always been quite a grind. The main negative aspect of this game is its lack of PvP. With the game not really having much depth to it yet and an endgame that lacks much relatability, the game would benefit greatly from adding PvP in any form. The game would also benefit from world bosses that drop BiS gear based on random rolls - something that only spawns on occasion and will have players flock to it in order to give the game a sense of community. Again, the game itself at its core has so much potential, but the lack of PvP and sense of community in the game itself just makes this an MMO I play for a few days or weeks then ultimately put back down.