Dekaron

MMOs are a place where people can relax and disconnect from the dreary real world that surrounds them. As such, they are usually tailored to be as fantastic, unrealistic or as full of fan service as possible.  One such MMO is Dekaron (formerly known as 2 Moons) and promises to disconnect to from the outside world and enter a new one where even the most savage monsters are at your blade's mercy.

The game departs from the traditional character race trend or the use of old-school character archetypes. Here there is no sword and shield wielding tank, or a healer, most classes being unique twists brought to other mixed classes. One thing worth mentioning though is that all classes are race/gender-locked, and there is no visual character customization what so ever. Of course, if you are willing to look past this minor visual inconvenience and just appreciate each class for how their unique mechanics work, then you will enjoy this game greatly.

As mentioned before, the classes of Dekaron are among the most diverse, each having their unique skills and access to weapons.  More so, each class benefits from several talent trees, all of which are capable of making your character all the more unique. For example, the Vicious Summoner's iconic ability is summoning demons to aid you in combat.  While this tree is almost of an autopic, he can then choose to either make his damage come from either demon-enhanced swings of his dual swords, or from poison-based spells channeled through a staff.

Combat is simplified greatly in this game, since once you begin your assault on an enemy, you will continuously slash and hit it, knocking him back, again and again, never giving it time to fight back. Of course, you can supplement this auto-attacking with the various skills in the arsenal. One thing you should remember is that this effect does not apply to players, or boss monsters, as they will be able to shrug through your attacks and knock you back as well.

Dekaron may not have the most polished graphics as of this time, but the gameplay is still fun, and the player base is still high enough to ensure you can still squeeze a few good hours of fun out of it.