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Haven’t played Resident Evil 7 Biohazard VR, but VR games are definitely great for the adrenaline. If you ever played Beat Saber or Thumper for VR, you would definitely get a rush of adrenaline.

Haven’t really tried any new war games from 2021, but war-themed classics like World of Tanks are pretty good. Would say World of Tanks is accurate when it comes to the tanks themselves and what they’re based on.

The part about mobile games being easy to access but less powerful is kind of true, but it depends. Phones have gotten better over the years, and a phone such as the newest iPhone 13 could outperform some computers from the last decade.

I think the reason why Bitcoin is so successful is that people actually put faith, and thus put value in the cryptocurrency. Without people, Bitcoin doesn’t have value, and the same could apply to real currency.

Looks fun; also really like the steampunk theme since that theme tends to be uncommon among MMORPGs. Similar to factions in other MMOs, you get to choose a realm (Elerd Kingdom or Republic of Rogwel). As far as character creation goes, you have a handful of races like human, elf, tarune, lyell, and various classes, but I think certain races are…[Read more]

It’s a good Flash-based online RPG with a similar style to AdventureQuest, but offers a more in-depth story with memorable characters and villains, and better artwork and better customization of characters. And like AdventureQuest, DragonFable has decades of content with tons of quests. The game also has iconic classes like DoomKnight, Pyromancer,…[Read more]

Seems good, although this MMORPG does have point-and-click gameplay akin to a lot of isometric MMOs. Game does have elements of sandbox and crafting, so that’s kind of nice. You can also play one of three difference races (human, night elf, orc) which does kind of emphasize the fantasy theme of this game. Game lacks quest tracking though, so…[Read more]

Seems like a pretty good action RPG, and kind of nice that it’s not PC-exclusive since the game is also available of Xbox 360. Cinematics and voice acting are pretty good, and graphics, though not stellar, look great for a 2007 game. Game is somewhat comparable to The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion in quality. Overall, I’d rate this game a 4.4/5.

For an MMORPG from 2006, it seems pretty good. Character creation in this game allows for a great deal of customization, and there are 12 character slots which is more than enough. Graphics is pretty good with adequate lighting. One feature that really caught my attention were the mounts; and not only does this game have mounts (like horses), but…[Read more]

Seems pretty fun, and it looks like the game is up and maintained by Aeria Games, but under the name WolfTeam Reloaded which is just slightly different from WolfTeam Classic. Game has six game modes and over a dozen maps allowing for endless fun, and soldiers can transform into werewolves (with advantages like more strength, but disadvantages like…[Read more]

Title of the game isn’t exactly the best since “zero” is a pretty common word. Also makes it a little difficult to find the game by trying to just search “zero”; you would have to search “Zero Online” or “Zero by TQ Digital Entertainment” to find this game, but even after finding the game, you’d quickly realize that the game is shut down. But…[Read more]

It’s a Flash RPG that used to be playable on a browser, but now requires a launcher. The game is average, but the game’s 2008 sequel AdventureQuest Worlds is far better since that game’s an MMORPG with much better improvements as opposed to the turn-based online RPG which this game is. The artwork of characters and monsters in this game…[Read more]

Seems kind of neat. Graphics is definitely dated since the game dates back to 2001, but the gameplay itself seems great. It’s multiplayer, so you can play with other players, and the maps in this game are pretty big with tons of buildings and a mini-map, though not as massive as more modern games. And keeping up with the World War II theme, you…[Read more]

Not bad, though the sequel Navy Field 2: Conqueror of the Ocean is probably a better choice, especially since that game has much better visuals. Navy Field is certainly an older game, even by the flat graphics, but it’s a simulation / tactics game about naval ships which is kind of a cool concept. Ships are customizable, and features mostly…[Read more]

Seems like a fun first-person shooter game, especially since it’s Quake-inspired. I like how this game portrays teams, having one team be aliens and the other team be humans. Graphics definitely feels a bit old though, especially as models of alien classes and structures in the overworld have polygon shapes that are more apparent. Textures are…[Read more]

Looks kind of neat consider it’s a space-themed real-time strategy browser game and was initially released in 2002. Game seems to also use AJAX, allowing for content to load seamlessly when clicking on navigation buttons. Background and layouts are attractive, fitting to the theme of space. Overall, I’d rate this game a 4/5; not particularly my…[Read more]

Seems alright. For the most part it feels kind of like most other point-and-click isometric 2D MMOs, but the biggest difference is that this game has a pet system which is really the main feature of this game. There are hundreds of monsters and you can have your very own pet monster which you can train and use in battles. Overall, I’d rate this…[Read more]

Seems like a pretty good MMORPG. Character customization is nice featuring options for gender, figure (a preset of different character looks), height, body, arms (weapons), and cloth (armor). Overworld in the game from what I’ve seen looks neat, with excellent use of shadow and lighting, like it’s using a more modern engine. As for gameplay, I…[Read more]

Very different from other RPGs I’ve seen, and the graphics look kind of playful since it looks like hand-drawn art. Even character classes are kind of silly, but in a good way, featuring stickman-styled characters and wacky classes like seal clubber, turtle tamer, pastamancer, sauceror, disco bandit, and accordion thief. Overall, I’d rate this…[Read more]

Another isometric 2D MMORPG, but this one was developed by Nexon KRU Interactive in 1999. Character creation is kind of basic, giving you options for gender, clothes, hair, and hair color; you don’t really start off with a particular class other than a peasant. Art style as a whole is pretty good for a late 90s MMO; the textures in the overworld…[Read more]