Better than I expected, worse than I hoped for.
Yes, it's an MMO (of that style, I'm not going to argue semantics), but yes, it's also a gacha.
The story might be interesting, but the dialogue is too slow to be bearable, and can't be sped up. So skip, story's worthless.
There's no mouse invert - both this and the issue above are pure laziness, either on the dev's part or those in charge.

Yet I still gave it a thumbs up, because yes, it's an enjoyable game - for now. Will that last? No idea, but having put 45+ hours in and still enjoying it, I have to say it's worth the time if you're looking for this type of game.

The combat is fun, if a bit spammy, and doesn't really get interesting-ish until you get to choose your class specialization after 30 talent points. Still, it's a manageable system, and the movement in general is fluid enough to feel good and in control.

Fishing is fantastic - a true evolution to the mini game instead of what's become the standard 'keep the fish in the box' game. Level's slow as anything, but it's a great, chill way to spend the time.

Currencies and systems are all convoluted, a byproduct of the F2P or gacha tag. You'll learn them all, but they're a mess to get into.

End of the day, it's free. Spend time in it if you're interested and judge for yourself, but it's certainly not a terrible game, just a bit lazy.

Better than I expected, worse than I hoped for. Yes, it's an MMO (of that style, I'm not going to argue semantics), but yes, it's also a gacha. The story might be interesting, but the dialogue is too slow to be bearable, and can't be sped up. So skip, story's worthless. There's no mouse invert - both this and the issue above are pure laziness, either on the dev's part or those in charge. Yet I still gave it a thumbs up, because yes, it's an enjoyable game - for now. Will that last? No idea, but having put 45+ hours in and still enjoying it, I have to say it's worth the time if you're looking for this type of game. The combat is fun, if a bit spammy, and doesn't really get interesting-ish until you get to choose your class specialization after 30 talent points. Still, it's a manageable system, and the movement in general is fluid enough to feel good and in control. Fishing is fantastic - a true evolution to the mini game instead of what's become the standard 'keep the fish in the box' game. Level's slow as anything, but it's a great, chill way to spend the time. Currencies and systems are all convoluted, a byproduct of the F2P or gacha tag. You'll learn them all, but they're a mess to get into. End of the day, it's free. Spend time in it if you're interested and judge for yourself, but it's certainly not a terrible game, just a bit lazy.