Volnus

It’s a low quality MMORPG, I’ve seen many remakes of these type of Korean rags. However, the game play is decent. Everything moves fast however, making it not so enjoyable to play. Overall, it’s a game to play when in a rush.

I like how it’s focused on PvP like its an allout war where you see another player from a different faction / nation / race, you instantly heighten your senses :3
It’s cool. Great game

Thumbs Uppy~

For an MMO dating to 2004 (Korean release) and 2006 (U.S. release), graphics are actually pretty good; game makes pretty good use out of the bloom effect. And for the theme itself, which is more of a blend of sci-fi and fantasy, the game has elves and mech characters as a race option, and weapons ranging from guns to swords. Customization options are great as well as you can customize hair, face, upper torso, lower torso, arms, and feet. As for gameplay, PvP is really the main attraction. Overall, I’d rate this game a 4.5/5.

Elf online is free turn based mmorpg video game,it has nice cartoonish graphic and interesting gameplay,I suggest everybody to try it

Really decent game,nothing special,i wasnt enjoying a lot

It’s an alright game; nothing really stands out that much. Despite being called “Elf Online”, characters don’t really look like elves at all. Character creation feels limited, as there’s only hair customization. Turn-based combat is kind of neat since it feels like a traditional RPG where the player and enemy takes turns. Not a huge fan of the isometric point-and-click style. Overall, I’d rate this game a 3.25/5.

It’s an alright game. Has all of the basic features of an RTS, but also has 3D (making units and structures stand out a bit more) and a pretty big map. Graphics feel very dated though, with dull colors and poor textures. Overall, I’d rate this game a 3/5; even though the game is from 2006, it just hasn’t aged well.

I think SmartCell Technology stopped developing this game for mobile phones due to technical difficulties and made the PC version their focus, but it’s pretty cool that they even managed to get this game on a phone in the first place. Not really a huge fan of this game since it’s isometric 2D, making the gameplay point-and-click, but it’s kind of comparable to other MMOs like Conquer Online. For character creation, you can choose one of two factions (Union or Chaos), similar to how World of Warcraft treats factions, and a race depending on your faction (Human / Elf for Union and Orc / Dwarf for Chaos), a gender, and one of four classes, so creation is kind of average; can’t really customize hair, skin, etc. though. And it seems like PvP is it’s biggest feature, with modes like open PvP, arena, and guild castle siege. Overall, I’d rate this game a 3.75/5; I’m not really impressed with this game, but I think it’s main strength was being one of the earliest MMOs available on a mobile device.

Seems kind of cool, but this game is heavily text-based and requires a good bit of know-how on typing commands and actions. Also requires a lot of imagination since there aren’t really game graphics to accompany interactions going on in the game; it feels much closer to many other Terminal games. But nevertheless, game might be great for those who just want to experience older games, play text-based games with their own imagination, or play certain games limited to low-end computers. Overall, I’d rate this game a 3/5; not really that impressive in modern times, especially with technology maturing, but considering early 90s desktop computers often didn’t have a GUI and were often limited in memory, it’s actually not so bad.

Game is very obscure that you probably won’t find it easily just from searching the name, and I’ve only seen a few screenshots of the game, just not any gameplay footage unfortunately. Strangely, visiting the website to this game redirects you to AlterVerse, so I’m guessing the game is dead or abandoned now, and the developer of the game (Jalen Blade) has decided to focus on AlterVerse now. But judging from the description of Blood Clans, it seems like it’s a game where you compete for the top spot with prizes; so if you’re expecting an online RPG with some story, this game probably isn’t it. Game graphics, judging from the screenshots and images I’ve seen, seem very dated though. Overall, I’d rate this game a 3/5; can’t really judge much else since there aren’t a whole lot of info on this game.

It’s a pretty good game for a free to play, especially because the type of ad-ons to the game like having the ability to own guilds. The graphics are decent, and the pvp is remarkable. I like the game 10/10

omg! I sense too much vengeance in this game xD.
Feudal, grudgeful game which is enjoyable. But i dont like the graphics. Plus it gets really annoying at times.

Overall, its still an awesome game. Worth a try.

Rohan: Blood Feud is a great 3D MMORPG, especially as it is free-to-play, but what really makes this game amazing is its PvP and its skill tree system. The skill tree system adds a lot of diversity to the gameplay. The graphics in this game are really detailed, especially the character models and textures. Also because this game is a fantasy game, there are different races that the player can choose from, which adds a lot of appeal to the game. Overall, I would rate this game a 4/5.

MMO with featuring Kung fu and alot customizations can be made i like this game, you should try it 🙂

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 like this game’s use of themes and how it explores different civilizations. Overall, I’d rate this game a 4.5/5; for a game originating from 2005, it looks like the developer took the time to improve the game over the years.

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 game a 4/5; game seems to have a good sense of humor.

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 feel about average, but I do like how NPCs have their own artwork when you interact with them, so that’s kind of cool. Game is themed of Celtic mythology making the story and backstory kind of interesting. Overall, I’d rate this game a 4/5; this game might not be as good as other 90s MMOs like EverQuest, but it’s pretty good for an isometric MMO.

One of AE games which i cant say i disliked or i loved either… This one features huge robots and battleships as well as futuristic tech.. I was always a more of a medieval swords and magic kind of guy so i am not really crazy about these kind of games (though i love Starwars!! :D).. Nevertheless a very fun game to spend your time and since its from AE i approve!! 3/5

MechQuest is a really interesting browser game by Artix Entertainment, different from AdventureQuest and DragonFable as this game is more sci-fi themed. I really liked the mechs, or mecha, the missions, and even the planets. Exploring the game was what I enjoyed most, such as visiting the pizza parlor, the police department, and even the magic and novelty store. Even collecting and even customizing the mecha parts were fun. I even upgraded my account to a Star Captain after enjoying this game. Overall, I would rate this game a 4.5/5.

Guild Wars is an older RPG video game which is free to play,it has good graphic and interesting gameplay,I suggest it everybody

Very good rpg games where you can’t see a lot of hackers as in others mmorpg . Try it out

Seems very unique. I would probably say it’s closer to a hack and slash third-person shooter than an MMORPG though since there aren’t really elements of RPG in this game. Gameplay seems fast-paced and kind of fun, especially when playing with friends or other players, and the combat animations are kind of crazy when your character is moving and attacking a lot. Overall, I’d rate this game a 4.44/5; only real downside is that the graphics aren’t as impressive, but this game does have a sequel ca;led “GunZ 2: The Second Duel” which looks a lot better.

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 game a 4/5; pet system is a cool concept, but I feel like the isometric 2D and the dated graphics are holding this game back.

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 average, but the lighting is pretty good. Game doesn’t really have game modes though, so it’s mostly about attack/defending bases from opposing teams. It is open-sourced, but doesn’t look seem like there’s really a modding community to extend the possibilities of this game. Overall, I’d rate this game a 4/5; it’s a game that you can probably have countless hours of fun playing, but probably not for several months.

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 favorite style, especially since there isn’t exactly a unified game screen, but it’s different from other space-themed games I’ve seen.

Not really impressed by the game. For the most part, it feels like any old-school isometric 2D MMO with your typical turn-based combat. Kind of cool that the game has four playable races (human, centaur mage, or borg) and has a pet system, but not much else to get excited about. The game also has a direct sequel called Myth War 2, but I don’t think there’s much difference between this game and that game either. Overall, I’d rate this game a 3.2/5.

Not exactly sure if it’s an MMORPG, but the Steam page for this game says it’s an open-world survival sandbox RPG which actually seems kind of neat. Looks very impressive, especially since the current version uses Unreal Engine 4, and I think Snail Games’ acquisition of this game back in 2008 allowed for so much improvement. You get to choose one of three factions (Talos, Estal, Ironfast), and the character creation is extensive featuring realistic-looking characters and several attribute options for body, arm, waist, and legs. For gameplay, there’s just so much you can explore in the world and the creatures in the game are kind of neat. Overall, I’d rate this game a 4.5/5; this RPG has more elements of survival and is definitely worth checking out.

Doesn’t look as good since textures in the overworld aren’t the best, but the combat is on another level with its effects. Unlike most MMOs, combat is a bit more gore-y featuring blood. I think the game even has an option to turn off the effects, so that’s nice for players that aren’t interested in the effects. Classes are pretty decent, with a total of sixteen, and I think the game has four different races to choose from (Turan, Xenoa, Bartuk, and Kruxena), so there’s a good amount of variety. Overall, I’d rate this game a 4/5; it’s a bit closer to a horror-themed MMO.