The main content in this game is portals which are essentially 6 player dungeons. You’ll also rarely come across enemies next to portals that spawn and these do give exp and loot but they are very rare to find. The rare wildlife you do find are not threatening and can be killed with 1 hit and you get no loot or exp for doing so.

The game has quite a big overland map, the areas look visually appealing but they are empty in regards to wildlife or enemies. My problems mostly came once I was out of the group and found that I couldn’t really do anything due to my lack of gear. All of the gear I was picking up while these players killed everything was way over my level so it couldn’t be used but I could sell it to the in game shop for gold. This was great as I levelled up really quickly but I was basically dead all the time and it didn’t seem like a good thing to boost level so quickly. I was invited to a group at the start and some high level players boosted my level. These skill trainers at first don’t seem easy to find and navigating around the map is a bit of a struggle because you have no option yet of expanding the map so you can see things further away or more clearly and when you look on your map it doesn’t tell you what the visible icons mean or what they are. A lot of your skills are locked behind skill trainers and you need gold to unlock the skill lines.

The game is quite complicated to understand at the beginning. A new user experience is currently in design which is a good thing because this didn’t feel like a good introduction to the game. Some kind of tutorial quest and combat would be nice. It’s quite long and boring reading the text from the bots.

It’s hard to take in this information when you know nothing about the game. After selecting my first character class you end up on a bridge with a number of robots to speak to who try to tell you things about the game.

Big time nft game