Give it a try there’s a decent chance you’ll like what’s here.Īnd if you don’t like it, well, hopefully the game’s existence is proof that a more traditional Zenonia title is in the works. Think of it this way: It’s a free download. As a Zenonia game, its format shift is disappointing. While the game’s hard currency (Zens) is difficult to come by unless you buy it, the loot drops are decent, as are stamina refills - though obviously it’d be nice if the game didn’t deplete stamina with each quest to begin with. The nice thing about Zenonia S: Rifts in Time is that, like many Korean MMOGs, it’s generous about hand-outs. You have a number of skills at your disposal, and you gather loot, Diablo-style, to improve your weapons and armor. Bounty hunter Spike Spiegel is back on the hunt in Cowboy Bebop trailer 'If the cops and the bounty hunters dont get you, the Syndicate will.' Jennifer Ouellette - 2:12 am UTC. These fights are when the game feels most like Zenonia of old. When you get your job, you teleport to the appropriate area and fulfil the listed requirements by hacking up the requisite number of enemies and / or the boss monster. There’s a hub world where players congregate to receive quests, including story-driven jobs and side-quests. Once that’s all done, things become mighty familiar for regular MMOG players. When you make your choice, you perform a few quests as an interactive tutorial.

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