Start your day with a stroll through the market for some potions. Develop your own playstyle using a wide variety of customization options and test it against the greatest challenges.Ī new adventure begins every time you log in. No two players are the same in Forsaken World. Mix-and-match abilities and talents to fit your combat style, and customize your appearance with cosmetics to bring out the true you. Will you form alliances and uphold peace, or conquer in the name of eternal glory? Whatever you decide, you are not alone! Create or join a guild, build Guild Fortresses, and become a savior or a conqueror!Ĭhange your class at any time and specialize your character any way you see fit.
Amidst the chaos, guilds fiercely clash with one another over land and resources. The invading Storm Legion, warring factions, and savage wildlife have turned the world into a dangerous place, but not all threats are external. Interact with other players and trade your goods and resources in the name of prosperity. Visit the hearty Dwarves for their finest spirits after a long adventure or bask in the enchanting melodies of the Elves to lift away your troubles. Take to the skies to get the best view of Calindor as you explore every inch of the land and uncover its many secrets. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes of Forsaken World. Your actions will influence the world around you through epic story events that will shape the future of Calindor. Raid a dragon's lair, search for lost artifacts, or just enjoy some fishing in the shade. Dive into a world of never-ending adventure where treasure and glory await the willing. Its action gameplay is solid, its world striking, and it’s all brought to players without most of the F2P garbage that usually stands in the way of a game’s true potential.Forsaken World: Gods and Demons is an fantasy RPG of grand proportions. I don’t know if PlatinumGames has any further mobile titles planned, but it’s certainly built itself a solid foundation for future projects with World of Demons.
It’s certainly fun, but with the amount of grinding you need to do to level up your various weapons and minions, it’s more bite-sized fun rather than sink-your-whole-weekend-into-it fun. While you certainly can do that, building up your rank to unlock more of the serviceable story, it’s probably best to treat the game as if it were still a free-to-play title and back off it if you ever start to feel the gameplay growing tedious. World of Demons is really not the type of game that should be muscled through. I got really good at the game early into my playtime but found it less and less exhilarating the longer I’d play it. You can equip two minions to each of the playable characters, and if you pick up an orb of one of your equipped yokai on the battlefield, you have the opportunity for a unique attack that can deal an absurd amount of damage. When you complete a level, you’ll have a chance of adding any of the yokai you defeat to your permanent stable as a minion, and this includes boss characters. Some are a little more hands-on, such as Ushi-oni, which not only requires perfect placement for maximum effect, but asks you to button mash while also making sure you’re dodging any attacks from opponents not caught up in its fire. For instance, the Kappa, which is the first yokai you’ll encounter, will automatically smack your opponent with a water attack. Defeated yokai will drop orbs that can be picked up and used in battle as a one-time-use special attack.
Unique to World of Demons is its yokai-collecting mechanic. Mix those two together, and you’ll be able to create some devastating combos. The game uses a single action button that can be mashed for light melee attacks, or held down for stronger swings. Like with other Platinum titles, these fights against the waves of exquisitely designed yokai are restricted to a small circle that you’ll hop and dodge around as you chain together attacks to score to coveted “S” rankings. Onimaru’s journey will take him through beautifully cell-shaded linear stages where most fights are telegraphed in advance, so you’re never taken by surprise. Don’t come into World of Demons expecting Nier: Automata on your phone.
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