The game at one point was so popular that it got its own anime, which I haven’t watched, so I won’t comment on. Like Nier: Automata (another title I wrote a piece about), Elsword features an Anime art style with vivid and colourful visuals that is just flashy enough that it doesn’t detract from the action. It’s always cool to see a character age signifying a passage of time. Characters also aged as they level up, which I wish more and more games would do. Featuring an extensive array of characters that has only grown significantly with time, all characters have their own quirky personality and require the player to learn their moves. Hell, the costumes for your characters used to expire, forcing players to spend real money if they wanted to “look good”.ĭon’t let that fool you though, underneath it all, there was a quality game that was a wet dream for a 2-D, beat them up, player. The game also hid skill slots assigned to each character behind a paywall. At a time, Elsword had many pits for players to fall in and spend money on the game, and one such pit was making an item essential to multiplayer PvP accessible only through real money. However, none have made decisions so detrimental to their longevity.
#When did castle crashers come out free#
This free to play title was released in 2007 by KOG however, there’s no meteoric rise to talk about the player base is small but loyal. Elsword is a unique take on the MMORPG genre, considering that it’s 2-D.
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