Twin Saga

Anime MMORPGs have always been a niche of their own when it came to the online gaming community. The problem is that a lot of anime MMORPGs fail to develop their own identity, and end up forgotten in the sea that is the gaming community. The same thing cannot be said about Twin Saga, a chibi-anime MMORPG that has stood strong throughout the eyars and is still hold strong as of today.

The first thing that will catch your eye about this game is that everything chibi: small, out of proportion, cute and hard to be taken seriously. In the end, it is a game after all and maybe this choice is for the better, as you don't have to think of an epic story when even the villains look huggable. In this game, you control a character that can belong to one of many classes, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. The only restriction is that not all classes are available from the start, as some are only unlockable once you already have a character that has reached a certain level and have performed a certain quest.

The questing system of Twin Saga is pretty basic, as it consists mostly of gathering quests, kill quests, and the occasional cut-scene that reminds you that everything you are doing is part of a much grander scheme. The items you equip are all destined to make you powerful, but some of them are only there for cosmetic purposes, so as to show off your dedication to the game. The game also gives you access to a mall that has items that can be bought with both in-game currency as well as real-world currency, but at least none of these items provide an advantage to players as far as gameplay goes.

If you're familiar with the anime MMORPG Aura Kingdom, another title from the same developer, then you pretty much already know three quarters of Twin Saga as far as mechanics go. Regardless, the game has its own story and art style, so leveling a character from the ground up will not feel boring at all