Twin Saga 11/25/2020

The formula for MMORPGs that World of Warcraft has established has permeated the scene, to the point where it's overflowing and relatively stagnant. Very few MMORPGs have tried to mix it up, with many sharing a very similar combat system and gameplay loop as WoW. However, there are a few MMOs out there that try to mix up some part of it. Twin Saga does this by having casual class switching and accessible player housing.

To install Twin Saga, simply run the executable and you're good to go.

The character creation is fairly limited. You can choose from four classes to begin with, with more classes being unlocked by reaching specific levels and completing certain quests. Unfortunately, cosmetic customization is incredibly basic, with you only being able to change the hair, face, eyes, and skin tone.

This game is surprisingly heavy on the story, with there being a ton of cinematic cutscenes and reading through text. Thankfully, the translation is very well done. The gameplay is pretty straightforward, with hidden quests, boss fights, mounts, crafting, professions, PvP, and a decent storyline.

In fact, when put in that context and its class changing feature, one can very much say that this is a F2P budget Final Fantasy 14. The one unique thing it does is that it has player housing in the form of Terracottages, which are basically turtles with a house on top of them. You can customize it however you like.

All in all, Twin Saga is a very solid game that will entertain you.