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[…] starting this off with a favorite of mine. I’ve recently begun playing Burning Soul Worker after being recommended it over its Gameforge published alternative, Soul Worker Online. Soul […]

By: Croire

Croire — Sat, 24 Mar 2018 09:41:35 +0000

I have a more critical view, as I’ve been hyped about this game for a while. At least until they revealed the official cast and it turned out they kinda made them more generic in design. I also don’t feel that magic that I could sense in the original concept trailer, tho the first trailer was promising for gameplay.
When I saw the trailer, i mean the concept trailer all the way back in the day by Liongames, I thought this was gonna be an awesome game. that was over 3 years ago. Now that I get the chance to play it tho, There are many flaws/improvements I can point out. LIke many Korean games it falls into similar User interfaces. I noticed it especially reminds me of Elsword’s current UI, with inventory boxes, etc. the basics.
Control wise however, this game is more like Cosmicbreak and Closers hybrid, but if there wasn’t much button mashing involved. All I have to do is hold down the left mouse button, and use the occasional right click to activate some special action variant of the regular left mouse attack. And those special basic attacks have cooldowns…. which makes the regular click attack feel rather repetitive after a while.
Overall, I find that the user friendliness and tutorial guidance are lacking, and not enough is explained. I spent an hour in the first town doing some simple quests and talking to NPCs but there were alot of in-game lore terms/translations that were just weird to read. They don’t explain the difference between a SoulForcer and SoulWorker until after a certain few missions in the first stages of the game. I feel the lead up to the tutorial is rather slow, like with having to walk in long corridors. Tho that does remind me of games like Phantasy Star which have similar feels, except in battle. 1 major improvement for the UI would be making the screen less cluttered with boxes like the mission boxes and such. This feels rather claustrophobic especially in battle, when you’re trying to focus on hitting the enemy rather than observe that big mission notice at the side. If there was a sizing option for these boxes or a way to remove them during missions, this would help alot. I can’t enjoy the graphics if there are popup boxes blocking my way (that i cant even close!). The Tutorial stage is also rather long to be honest. This isn’t helped by the vast amount of unskippable cutscenes in just the first few minutes alone.
Overall, the game doesn’t live up to the hype for me. Controls are too repetitive and lacking in variation (that doesn’t require cooldown) and UI is confusing; also the in game lore terms are sorta just dumped on you rather than introduced. This game has a long way to go UI and gameplay wise imo before it gets as popular as other KR based games.

By: dency

dency — Mon, 04 Dec 2017 12:53:06 +0000

ho wto dowload this game

By: AtanosIG

AtanosIG — Sat, 25 Nov 2017 02:44:03 +0000

Hi guys, i followed the instructions to the T, and i see that the instructional video is old but i have a different launcher, WeMade Game launcher, and i was able to patch it in english. After i create a charater, the game ask/demands me to set a pin and for some reason it wont accept any of the pins i enter, can you help me with the problem?

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