Royal Quest Reviews

This game is really fun. It is hard to get to level 60 but once u get there u feel like a god..... until someone comes and kills u in the pvp zone with 2 hits then u realize u will need to get better gear. Really fun and u are awarded for the time u spend on farming (or buying reales cause u to lazy to farm).

Alright, I have played quite a bit of Royal Quest and I can tell you one thing, all the other reviews that tell you that the game is pay to win couldn't be more wrong, premium items, not only aren't that great, but even those you can buy with in game currency. This is a great game, it has that old school feel to it and in my opinion the only bad thing about this game is the camera, which is usually decent but sometimes it puts you in a very weird perspective, other then that it is totally fine, and for the price of free why not give it a shot.

It's a very interesting game, good vibe, good music... but don't play it with real money. I strongly suggest not playing it with real money. The developer seem to cheat customer by deleting one server (mine asian server which I've invested some real money) and force you make new one in new other server (now I have to make new character in american server). Overall it's a good game, but now I'm not going to fooling myself by using real money in it (in case they decide to delete my server)

This game is 100% pay to win, Yes you could grind out your gear in this game, but to reach full gear, with full refines, and full cards(items that improve your gear further, which are necessary to be competitive in pvp) it would take 2 years of playing at least 4 hours a day every day. To reach max level as a new player you're looking at a solid 350 hours if you buy a premium boost to increase how much experience you get, or 525 hours if you dont want to put money into the game. But, to each their own, if you wanna shove money at this game and become the best on the server it's still possible as it's in open beta, it will just cost you about 5 months of your life playing 6 hours a day and about $4,500 dollars to build an end game character that can compete at the top tier of pvp. If the thought of taking a semesters worth of college funds, soaking it in gasoline and lighting it on fire, in addition to destroying every relationship you have in the real world sounds appealing to you then Royal Quest is the game for you! :D Closing statements: NO I AM NOT KIDDING, DONT PLAY THIS GAME IT'S CANCER, GONAHERPASYPHALITIS, PARALYSIS, AND ALZHEIMERS ROLED INTO ONE MASSIVE COCKTAIL OF DEATH. if you're lookin for an mmorpg to pour your life into, go check out tera, path to exile, or guild wars 2. All of those are better options. Their even fun:D You're welcome, i just saved your life.

I had such a love/hate relationship with this one over many years. "Had" cause it's gonna go soon. They're merging the servers again but this time with the big, international server, and it will be full of Russians, Poles and what have yous. You're P2W, you're grindy, you're aged as hell, but all in very good ways. Your flavor is unmatched IMO. I didn't see the stuff that we were doing in RQ with friends anywhere else. Fun stuff. Gonna miss you bud. Love, 5FDP, first from Maragorne, then from Elgore, and I guess now we'll be from Адмиралте́йский райо́н, Петроград.

I'm sort of confused by some of the negative reviews, as I'm finding this to be a pretty decent game that doesn't have many problems. First, it has a lot of lore and story to it. It's not just quests like "Kill 10 rats because I stubbed my toe and need toe medicine" - the quests have more detail and story to them than that. Each quest has been pretty detailed so far with lots of extra tidbits of story and lore you can get out of the NPCs if you select to ask them certain questions. You also find a lot of NPCs that aren't part of the quest line but that actually have story bits to add if you talk to them. I find this extra work and detail to help the game to be much more immersive. The classes are all very different. If you don't like the way one plays, you really should try the others as they all have their own different way to play and their own feel. The powers are all different and specific for each class line and greatly change and affect the way you play. This isn't like some games where the only difference in classes and skills are that they make a different graphic for them but they play the same way. Here they all really play in specific unique ways. Even when two classes have traps, one class they are auto traps and the other are traps you manually detonate. There are a pretty good amount of skills too and they all have purpose and do different things rather than just being damage upgrades that look a little different. The game plays out just fine and quickly. Yes, your main attack if you click something is set on default to autoattack (like 99.9% of every MMORPG that exists, so why one would complain about that I don't know - especially since you can toggle it off to manual if you really want) but in most classes that attack is very fast and you're going to be worried about using all your skills all through combat. You quickly end up using a lot of them. The only class that plays a little slower to start out is the Warrior, but even they end up with a lot of skills in time too. If you're into melee and want faster combat, play the Rogue. The Warrior is meant to actually be a party tank and has a lot of taunts and things instead of the fast pace skills of the other classes. That isn't to say they are lacking, they have quite a few and you'll see them as you level up more. The game isn't well known here, so there aren't a lot of people in game right now. Not only that, but they don't really understand why it's a free game they can't get in (the first week is just for people who buy one of the DLC packs, but they only say that if you go searching elsewhere to find that info and didn't post that here). I'm not that into PvP, but for people who are they have these nice castles your guild can take over that spawn chests of loot and have other neat little extras in them. I don't really get their whole "PvPvE" thing - that's just a fancy way to say PvP zones. Most MMORPG games with PvP also have monsters in the same zones but they just call them PvP zones instead of trying to be fancy with the wording. I really very much dislike PvP and want to avoid it, so I'll have to see how much it affects my gameplay as I level up. I hope it's avoidable and not too too bad. A description at their web site says there are quests in those areas which I never enjoy being forced to go to PvP zones to do quests, especially in game that has so much story and I really am enjoying reading all the quest text. I'm not really there yet though to see how that's going to affect my play. It could have a huge negative affect for me and even get me to quit if it's bad enough but I'll just have to wait to get there to see. The camera angles really aren't that bad. I think they limited it in order to make the game work better on lesser systems, I'm not sure. It runs very smooth and pretty though and I don't really see why they can't allow you to pan it so you can see into the distance a little more but you do have some tilt control and it's really not too bad. The one thing I dislike though and very much want to see change is for us to get the ability to use WASD movement in the game. A lot of games like this launch with click to move movement only, and it's always the same. I get sick of clicking so much, it's a pain in the butt after a while. They really need to change the game to allow keyboard movement controls as well. I know it doesn't work great for every situation, like if people set the camera to auto movement, but they could always disable it if you have auto camera on or find some other work around. Too many people are going to want WASD movement controls, maybe they'll listen and put them in game in time though. So I'm finding a pretty decent game here. You may want to wait and not chance it, and give it another 4 or 5 days until it's opened for free to everybody, but I for one am very happy with the game as it is and am glad I bought a DLC pack so I could play now. Even if PvP areas make me quit later (again I still don't know if they will or not, it depends if I can still level and quest around without having to deal with them for the most part) - I still will be happy that I got and played the game. It's been interesting and fun and is a good example of how to put real story and more meaning into quests. It also is doing something very right with the skill system all being so different. Hopefully once it's opened for free a lot of people will find out just how much they like it too. The video they have here really doesn't show much of the game, you can find videos elsewhere online of people playing the game if you really want to see how it plays though. They don't take the time to read and go through all the extra text and things in those videos however, so if you're a person who really likes story and lore in your games you won't really see how cool it is until you're able to get in there yourself.

I thought i would like this game, as my girlfriend talked wonders about it. and it looked promising, but theres a few things that spoke out ot me after a few days of playing it. Its a classic "Pay2Win" MMORPG like Forsaken World or PerfectWorld. now that wouldnt bother me as much, if it didnt have a huge payment wall right at level 20 when you have to pick a subclass. I was a warrior, and i wanted to be a Dark Knight. There were 2 options to become one. 1. i could kill a room full of mobs and then kill the "Horrid Beast" or i could go grind for a few hours, collecting 65 peices of grass. I picked the faster, and obvious, Horrid Beast line. So i clean out the room rather easily and then get ready for the beast. well the beast killed me and i respawned. so i started strategizing and saw that potions heal instantly and i can be in combat, so i get the 100% health potion and i bought a very expensive Energy restoration potion from the market and try again.. and again... and again.. because no matter how many times you try, you cannot kill this monster. I had the best gear i could get, i spent hours grinding levels and weapons and i even bought the Welcome Pack. Not to mention the countless payment walls i noticed. Bag space is limited to about 15 slots, you can extend your bag if you pay with "Reals" which are the premium currency. theres a premium shop full of gear and stuff you could buy, not to mention the other 2 "Dlc" items that add gear and stuff to your account. If you want anything in this game, you have to buy it. *EDIT* So ive been getting comments (Like Kez1304, stating that since i had 2 options of getting an objective done that its not "pay to win". first off, thats completely and utterly false. its a paywall, a very classic example of a paywall. And on top of that, he said that i didnt spend a dime on the game, so let me clarify.), which i have deleted because steam does not allow comment replies, and most people are spineless and dont allow comments on their profile. I had bought 2/3 DLC packs, which gave me a very powerful edge on the gameplay. Potions, armor, weapons, items, mounts.. all in one pack. On top of that, most items in game cost gold, which is really hard to grind........ unless you buy it with the premium currency.

Okay, let me start by saying, the whole look and feel is wonderful..My only problem with this game is that its a point and click, which i rather hate for these types of games furture more they do not give you the option to change controls to WASD like most logical minded games would. When you first get into the game the first thing they do is try to get your money... and when i say try to.. they TRY TO.. all these screens pop up to buy premium and then shows you the item shop next, this is before you have even got started on the game. So.. of course i took a look though the store, and this is all Pay 2 Win, meaning..There is no balance for Paid vs. Free players. I understand the whole idea of these Free 2 Play games, but this game is clearly just out for your money. Its not like other games that have great balance like LOL, Dota, CSGO, Neverwinter.. ect ect.. Don't get me wrong some people like Pay 2 Win, but what sets this apart from others is their dire need to lure you in before you even get started in the game and this to me just screams desperation. Your next question probably is going to ask is this a turnbased game, my answer to that is yes and no.. its semi turnbased due to the controls, its def not hack and slash as most would generally expect. The eye view on this game is also terrible.. really terribe, i would suggest not getting this game till its 100% free and not pay for anything till you have tried it out for yourself. Some people like point and clicks, some people like terrible views, some people like Pay 2 Win, but since this is my review i dont. At this time i do not recommend this game. I will continue to watch for updates and see if they make any changes to controls then ill give it a shot again, for now.. NO

kind of addicting until you get past level 20 and start going into pvp zones... or rather they are regular zones that you need to get crafting mats from where people can kill you. So most pvp is just people griefing crafters. Also very p2w after level 20. If your going to play this game, just get to level 20 sell your gear and send everything to the next character you want to play and so on.

The graphics and animation in this game are extremely fluid and beautiful. The art design and monster models are often very creative. I'm enjoying this game more than I thought I would. I also really enjoy the isometric top-down view. Otherwise it is pretty standard fantasy RPG fare. But I like that just fine. Also, the F2P features aren't so bad. You can buy the store currency with the in-game gold you earn by playing. I haven't found that there is too much the pay store offers that you can't do without anyway. The mounts are a bit overly costly to maintain, but aren't all that much faster than walking anyway. Bag storage is a pain, and too expensive to expand much, but stores are abundently available for shedding a filled up inventory. I'm not finding it too bothersome ...yet. I recommend giving the game a try. If it's not for you, so be it. You have spent nothing.