Yes, you read that correctly, and yes, it is actually fun, even if you don't normally enjoy PKing or getting PKed. Next, we have RealmVSRealm 1000vs1000 PvP. It's an interesting "pet" system, and in my opinion, it's far more compelling than the similar Anima dynamic from Prius Online. Basically, after Level 7, you can raise a fairy child to become your aid, allowing her to learn various support or attack skills, affecting her personality through conversation and actions, and even dressing her up or feeding her. First off, the Pran system really sets Aika apart from its competitors. And then we come to the two major draws for Aika - the Pran system and RealmVSRealm PvP. I even listen to the Aika soundtrack on my iPod occasionally, as it is much closer to cinema quality than other MMO OSTs. Music, voiceovers, and above average dialogue scripting add to the immersive environment. The design aesthetic is also impressive, as the armor and weapons straddle the line perfectly between ornate and functional (MMO players will sympathize when I say most games stray too far in one of those directions). Experience rate at lower levels is also fairly high, thus allowing newcomers to fit in nicely. Rather than being a serious grindfest like most Korean F2Ps, Aika has a wide variety of quest types, and combat is fast-paced and enjoyable. It also didn't take long for me to start noticing a level of care and detail that I rarely see in MMOs. When I first started the game, I was discouraged by the gender-locked classes and limited customization, but the comprehensive classes and focus on making each type unique really makes up for the shortcomings. On the surface, it may not seem to break many boundaries, but it is undeniably fun to play and pretty to look at. With that said, I am quite impressed with Aika Online. And since I know some people would ask, no, I am not very fond of WoW, although it is hard to ignore the impact it has had on its genre, for better or worse. I am also a long-time player of Guild Wars, and I also recognize the merits of Aion, Final Fantasy XI (screw XIV), and Rift. So far, I have only found about a dozen of these, including Vindictus, Cabal Online, Atlantica, and Forsaken World.
For all of these reasons, I get an unparalleled level of enjoyment when I try an MMORPG that manages to elevate itself above the confines of its genre. Most retail MMOs are not worth their monthly cost unless you devote every minute of available play time to them, and many F2P MMOs are either geared towards casual audiences or blatantly clone the features of big-name subscription games like WoW or Aion. While I recognize the infinite potential of MMORPGs as a genre, a majority of these games are too formulaic to try something that sets them apart from the growing crowd.
AIKA ONLINE WARRIOR FULL
Despite the fact that I currently have 32 full MMORPGs installed on my system and am in the process of beta testing a handful of others, I have never proceeded further than level 10 on most of those titles. Despite the fact that I I play a lot of MMORPGs, both subscription-based and free-to-play, yet I do not consider myself to be an MMO junkie. I play a lot of MMORPGs, both subscription-based and free-to-play, yet I do not consider myself to be an MMO junkie. In Aika you can: fight for control over your nation during a Castle Siege, attack an enemy nation to capture their magical artifacts to boost your nation's power, and participate in a variety of exciting PvP games in the battlegrounds. Aika is optimized for large scale Nation Wars where thousands of players can fight at one time. Will the humans and their new allies defeat their evil attackers or be torn apart by internal war? Besides boasting the standard MMO features like questing, dungeon-running and crafting, Aika is heavily focused on PvP features. The goddess Aika created the fairy-like Prans to ally with the Humans against the Zereca. In its fantasy world, the demon-like Zerecas have corrupted and enslaved the monsters and creatures in the land in their plan to rid the world of all Humans. The goddess Aika created the fairy-like Prans to ally with Aika is a free-to-play massively multiplayer online role playing game.
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