MapleStory 2 isn't what you might have come to expect from Korean MMOs -- neither overearnest, nor obsessed with the rush of levelling for its own sake. This is an MMO for people who love stories and exploration. Within minutes you may be setting fire to an anime Hogwarts as a delinquent. This is a dream MapleStory2 Mesos game.
A lot of game developers lose their sense of humour when faced with building a fantasy world, but MapleStory 2 has humor into its being. From its reluctant yet impatient protagonist into its somewhat irresponsible authority characters, the game's epic narrative hits different beats than other MMOs -- even while satisfying the nostalgic need for RPG heroes and villains. Getting around that planet is a prospect that is brand new, also. MapleStory 2 is viewed from on high, which brings its territory to mining, and distinguishes it as a MMO that isn't simply chasing after World of Warcraft.
You may remember the first MapleStory as a side-scroller, odd for making use of vertical distance, in its own genre. With MapleStory 2 the series has become 3D -- but shouldn't be considered a indication that it has become conventional. Instead of a RPG, MapleStory 2's planet is made up keeping its presentation that was accessible and cute.
In which the oaks are so tall they can have a street of tree houses, it is attractively blocky at the lecture halls of school and out in the wide world. It's no less vertiginous either, since you can scale any surface in the sport. Researching feels like investigating, instead of just legging it from one exclamation mark to the next.
This really is a reimagining of all MapleStory, filling personalities and places out from the very first Buy MS2 Mesos game in three dimensions -- whether that's the mushroom town of Henesys, or urbanised thief hideout Kerning City. And, of course, that means that you can customise your character from each angle also...
