How is it that any RPG has linearity let alone this much? -The game also reminds you real quick that it is a f2p by only allowing you access to 3 classes out of a 13!!!! classes to start. The "quests" are about as cut and dry as your average first person shooter mission. You go from point A to point B with little to no variation in between. So let me start by saying the game's quests are linear. It is without a doubt different and quite fun. Rather than simply have you hold down a button and select a spell like in most MMOs, Skyforge allows you to link together different attacks and combos for various damage depending on the type of encounter you come to regarding enemies. However, the biggest draw of the game is without a doubt, the action system. I could go classic, casual, sci-fi, and everything in between. Despite being linked to a certain class, I really had the chance to distinguish myself from the cookie cutter looks of other players and I had a lot of fun with that. I also LOVED the customization I was allowed with this game. Not AAA quality pretty, but for a f2p, pretty enough to warrant your eyes. After reading and reviewing the hype, I expected more. I have to say I came away a bit.very disappointed with this game. I have to say I After looking for an MMORPG to pull me away from Neverwinter, I read up reviews on this and thought I would give it a try.
… ExpandĪfter looking for an MMORPG to pull me away from Neverwinter, I read up reviews on this and thought I would give it a try. And it's up to you just how much you're willing to pay. And even though it's labeled as a free game, it's really a pay-as-you-go game. In retrospect, the story wasn't much to cheer for either.
You're given 3-4 skills to start with, gaining more as you go along, but there is no apparent reason to use one over the other.
The enemies are bland and you use the same button mashing combination whether it's a grunt or a boss. Thirdly, and this is what made me uninstall the game, the gameplay is just not that fun. The others are unlocked, one at a time, through a very long grind. Second was that early in the game you're shown these 13-14 different classes which you're told you can switch between at any time, but you can only use three of them. First thing I noticed was that it has a lot of small bugs which doesn't stop your progress, but pulls you out of the immersion of being "in the game". First thing I noticed was that it has a lot of small bugs which doesn't stop your progress, It's an OK game, but I wouldn't recommend it. It's an OK game, but I wouldn't recommend it.
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