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Since i could not find a "mobile section" im posting it here... Does anyone know a decent/ good mmorpg on android? No 3D or turn based, i hate that kind of games on phone. Something like rhynn, path of a warrior? (i know, half of path of a warrior was turn based, but only half and it was well done) All games i could find were that sht card games or full with "auto" move, where you press a button and it does everything for you.
Warspear.....................................Quote:
Originally Posted by Phinx
I highly recommend Dofus Touch. In my opinion it's the best MMORPG for mobile devices at the moment. It is turn based, but definitely requires user input unlike most of the crappy chinese auto/p2w MMO's that plague the handheld market. If you've played Dofus for PC it's pretty much the same, which is a remarkable achievement considering the format. Give it a shot i'm sure you won't regret it.
oh god .. there are endless ammount of mmorpgs for android. 80% are diablo dungeon crawler clones tho.
The Ragnarok Online mobile version is better than the original. Great play.
It's in Chinese though. But I saw Gravity having a mobile game this month. Check this Facebook Page.Quote:
Originally Posted by Songz
Dofus Touch doesn't function properly on my Chromebook, unfortunately.
they sure push out those RO mobile games fast lol.
lately i saw 2 twitch streamers stream a mobile game called Summoners Wars. i dont know exactly yet whats fun about it but it might be worth a shot.
The best one I've found that plays like a real PC MMORPG (no auto-battle ever btw) is Celtic Heroes, hands down.
Check out Ragnarok Spear of Odin. They launched their CBT 2 or 3 days ago so everyone is pretty much new to the game. You can also try lineage or MU.
its kinda funny that a chinese company (Shanghai Dream Network Technology) knows better how to make a mobile RO than gravity themselves lol.
but i guess they realised it themselves and signed a contract to go global:
http://2p.com/50624566_1/Ragnarok-Mo...r-by-Baako.htm
gravity really has been reduced to nothing but a license holder, hasn't it?