Guild Wars Trilogy (PC)

“This is an interesting MMORPG to play, though I must confess, this is not one of my top favorites and I will explain why. Before I start, let me first add this game got a bonus point from me, because it is free to play. Further more there are...”

“This is an interesting MMORPG to play, though I must confess, this is not one of my top favorites and I will explain why.

Before I start, let me first add this game got a bonus point from me, because it is free to play. Further more there are some things that I don't like. Example: You are not allowed to go off road. I mean seriously, this is an MMORPG, and you tell me that I am not allowed to go off the road and explore at my own will.

You are also not allowed to climb steep hills, not even a bump on the road, you have to go around it, making exploring a lot less interesting. The gameplay is fun, and you have interesting skills, but there is also a limit to this, so choose wisely.

A friend of my got me into buying this game, and I must confess that I spent plenty of hours on this game, and I do however enjoy it at times, but the thing that got to me the most out of all the negative things for me about this game, is the fact that I am not allowed to do exploring on my own. You always either need to have a friend as a player, or you need henchmen/heroes to support you in the world outside of the town gates. Seriously, this is too much for me. AI teammates have been known to make major mistakes when you need them most, and they don't always quite follow orders that well, so if you don't have a proper team on your side, you are pretty much s c r e w e d.

Another problem is all of the things that are required when needed new items. Most RPG games you just walk into the market and buy yourself some items, provided that you have enough coin. In this game you need materials, and you can buy materials from a trader, but you are going to need a lot of gold, but now keep in mind that you need to find the correct traders as well.

Enough bad remarks about this game. Positive side is as I said before, it is free to play, making it's chances higher to be bought and played than other MMORPG's. It is also quite easy to play, and to learn, since you only have a set of eight skills to use.

The graphics is better than World of Warcraft, and some of the creatures are interesting to fight. If you have a good team on your side, then the game can become loads of fun, but that is the case with most MMORPG games.

I would recommend this game to some players, but this all depends on what type of gamer you are, and what you would like to be able to do in a game. My apologies if I bashed the game to much for GW fans, but you can't compare this game to World of Warcraft.

I will however be looking forward to Guild Wars 2, since I firmly believe that-that game will be able to give World of Warcraft a go. As soon as the game is released, and as soon as I purchase the game, I will make a review and give my feeling and insight about the game. But so far it is expected to be a positive review, as I am very intrigued by the game, and it might be the type of MMORPG that hooks me.”

“I'd buy this again, if I ever had to start over.”

“I'd buy this again, if I ever had to start over.”

“Really great MMORPG, can't wait till GW2 comes out!”

“Really great MMORPG, can't wait till GW2 comes out!”