Game Information
Overall Rank: 639
Average Rating: 4/5
# of Ratings: 3
US Release Date: 12/18/2012
Platform: PC (Steam)
Genres: Role Playing (RPG) (Massively Multiplayer Online RPG)
Multiplayer: Massively Multiplayer
Developer: Eyedentity Games
Publisher: Nexon
Synopsis: A free-to-play MMORPG that combines classic role-playing elements with the fast-paced combat seen in console games. Featuring a third-person, over-the-shoulder perspective reminiscent of first-person shooters. Featuring five main classes with fully customizable skills and hundreds of quests, you can team up with players or fights against them in PvP combat.
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4/5
Let's Get this Party Started
Chris Kavan - wrote on 11/17/2013
It has been a long time since I have given in to playing an MMORPG - in fact, not since Everquest first hit the scene have I been tempted to jump back in. But thanks to the enthusiasm from fellow MeltedJoystick member, Matt, I was unable to turn this down. Granted it was "Free-to-Play", which is really just code for "Free-to-Play.... until you want better stuff" - there is no such thing as a free lunch, just as there is no such thing as "Free-to-Play" - but Dragon Nest doesn't completely make things difficult in the money department - you could get by (not as easily) without dropping a dime, though providing just a meager $20 with make life much easier.
Presentation: Dragon Nest takes a more laid-back approach compared to, say, World of Warcraft. Obviously inspired by anime - the game …
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4/5
Why is This an MMO?
Nelson Schneider - wrote on 11/15/2013
“Dragon Nest” (“DN”) is a free-to-play-with-microtransactions MMORPG by the Korean developer, Eyedentity. The Korean and North American servers for the game are operated by a company called Nexon, while other localizations are run by different publishers. I’ve never really been a fan of MMORPGs thanks to the ‘O,’ due to my perpetual horrible Internet situation and chronic aversion to subscription fees. I would never have given “DN” a second look had erstwhile guest blogger and MeltedJoystick videographer, Matt, not chosen it as our staff co-op game. Now, 500 hours and 6 months later, I have found that it is actually possible for an MMORPG to be fun… so long as it is as unlike an MMORPG as possible.
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“DN” is a fully polygonal game with polygon …
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