The main feature that caught my attention though was usable skills. These skills are involve awesome maneuvers to irritate and crash your opponents.

The Instant Snowstorm Power is the closest thing to actual weather you can get in City of Heroes and something I would happily pay to be able to have all the time.

Bioware added its own magic touch to this game feature to create warzones unique to Star Wars.

What Ahri isn't is an assassin. She has very few single target abilities, and most of her damage is quite sustained rather than bursty.

Nadirim doesn't waste any time rushing you into the action. When I first logged into the game and made my character the town I was thrown into was attacked by a big octopus.

The Chosen Online's main focus is the power struggle between the dynasties. Every dynasty lives in its own bubble world separated from the others.

Civilization is well known for having its well executed 4X elements (exploitation, exploration, expansion, extermination) while CivWorld is just all about exploiting resources.

When I made my account and selected my character and starting Monster I felt right at home. I was able to select my avatar and choose from one of 13 starting Monsters.

Just like in any old-school turn-based RPGs, players will never fight alone thanks to its mercenary system. As you progress in the game you'll be able to unlock up to 9 mercenary slots.

Through the game you have multiple ages that you go through, giving a real sense of accomplishment while keeping the game fresh.

Some of the game's features are reminiscent of Age of Empires with the graphics (especially the towns and maps) being its notable similarity.