Site Score
4.0
Published by: Nexon
Player versus Player (PvP): Yes
Graphic: Med
Player base: High
Type: MMORPG
Player versus Player (PvP): Yes
Graphic: Med
Player base: High
Type: MMORPG
Dragon Nest
Good: One of the best features of Dragon Nest is the advanced class and class specialization features. Unlike other MMORPG games that force players down a linear progression route, Dragon Nest allows players to choose an advanced specialization class at level 15, adding a huge amount of depth and customization for the class system.
Bad: The only real downside to Dragon Nest is the loot. Although players can get tons of items and equipment from quests and dungeons, the best gear can be found in Abyss difficulty dungeons. This forces players to group up for a lot of the content, which can be a negative aspect to the game if you prefer to roll solo.
From the same developer team that bought you hugely popular MMO titles such as Combat Arms and Vindictus Online, comes a fantasy epic that will take you on a journey into a magical world filled with noble quests, hideous monsters and never-ending adventure. Dragon Nest is a free to play MMO title developed and published by Nexon. Offering players a variety of character progression and customization features, the game prides itself on diverse characters with a huge amount of quests and PvP options.
Dragon Nest Review
Easily one of the best assets of Dragon Nest is the character creation and progression systems. You can edit various aspects of your character during creation, allowing you to create a virtual version of yourself, or your ideal noble warrior. There are 5 classes available, Warrior, Archer, Cleric, Sorceress and Tinkerer. Each class follows typical MMORPG archetypes such as pet class and damage dealer, but once you reach level 15 you’re able to choose an advanced specialization for your class. Alongside your main class, your specialization class offers more skills, abilities and stats. Each class has 2 different specialization classes to choose from, each focusing on one particular strength of the original base class.
Another great feature in Dragon Nest is the customizable dungeon system. There are dozens of dungeons within the game, all of which can easily be accessed using the dungeon finder hub. Each dungeon includes different challenges, dozens of monsters and a difficult boss fight. The dungeon hub shows you what quests can be completed in each dungeon, the possible rewards and any achievements that can be completed while inside. You can also select which difficulty you want to try, there are 5 in total, ranging from Easy to Abyss. Experienced groups or guilds will want to try Abyss mode that offers large groups of monsters, elite monsters, the toughest boss challenges available and some of the best loot in the game.
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