I feel like we don’t talk about Tree of Savior enough. This is a fun game. This is a good looking game. Yet at the same time, it’s so often overlooked because of how badly it was received when it launched.

Nevertheless, in the face of adversity, the studio has pushed on, never stopping their cycle of updates and improvement, with the latest slew of updates having been released on July 19th.
While there is new gear, a host of bug fixes, various different boosts and buffs for players, the most noteworthy addition is the new Engineer class. New classes are always fun and breathe new life into the game. Black Desert Online is proof of that.

I love Anime MMOs. I mean I love Anime in general, but Anime MMOs have always been some of my favorite genres. I grew up on Anime MMOs – they were part of what made me who I am today. I.. guess you guys are welcome for that.
Tales of Pirates, FlyFF, Eden Eternal, Fiesta Online. And even more recently MMOs like Soul Worker and PSO2. I’ve always come back to the games that I genuinely enjoyed – and here we are, back in Tree of Savior 3 years after my last video on it.
The game is quite a bit different to what I recall – but I feel like with how poorly the game was received back when I had initially taken a look at it this is for the better.
There have been a substantial number of improvements made to the game, and honestly, the community of loyal players have stuck with it ever since. Every step of the way. And that’s because Tree of Savior is a fun MMO. At least it is now from what I can tell.

For those of you that enjoyed your time in Tree of Savior, you’ll be happy to know that Nexon and IMC Games are in the process of bringing the game to mobile devices.
Maybe you were already aware of this though – I mean the game was announced back in 2016 after all. Yeah, 4 years ago.
After looking at the trailer, it’s clear that it shares both the same art style and style of combat as its PC counterpart, but doesn’t look nearly as crisp or fluid, considering it’s targeting a 2020-2021 release.

4 years later, not much is known about the game other than the fact that it’s still currently in development. Recently, however, details emerged pertaining to a name change.
Apparently, what was originally titled “Tree of Savior Mobile Remake” – Which let’s be honest here.. is an incredibly original name. You can bet they had to think real hard on that one, is going to be henceforth referred to as “Re: Tree of Savior.”
The original trailer was uploaded 4 years ago, and shows what the game looked like back in 2016.
No confirmation has been given as to whether the game will still look as it’s presented in the trailer or whether they’ve opted to change features, combat or even the overall style of graphics but other than issues with the game looking a little lower quality than I’d like, I don’t really think there’s any need to alter the game.
Well, maybe the combat.. as the combat looks a little slow.

There’s currently no release date set for the game, however, Nexon did post a roadmap featuring a list of their games scheduled for release within 2020. You can bet which game was included in that list, right? Yup, Tree of Savior Mobile Re- I mean, Re: Tree of Savior.
We don’t have specifics, granted, but we should expect it to release in some capacity this year. What languages are unknown, but we can only hope they have plans to release the game in English. Well, for those of us that A.) enjoy mobile games and B.) enjoy Tree of Savior.
I don’t believe there will be any connection between the PC version and the mobile game – no cross-play functionality at all.

I’m a fan of Tree of Savior – I’ve played it for quite a few hours and honestly.. while the trailer looks a little underwhelming, this isn’t a bad concept. I’m interested in seeing where the game ultimately ends up going.

Alternate Title: ToS
Developer: IMCGAMES
Publisher: IMCGAMES
Type: MMORPG
Model: Free-to-play
Platform: PC
PvP: Arena
PvE: Dungeons