World of Kings is Loong Entertainment’s latest mobile free-to-play MMO. World of Kings is a single faction, fantasy MMO that started in Asia and has now come West. If you are you looking for more about World of Kings Gold check out our website. The backstory seems typical. Your striving to be the best hero you can be fighting groups of people like the Doom Legion, etc. The story is perhaps the game’s weakest point. It just wasn’t engaging and early on it presents you with so much unvoiced dialogue text. At some point it felt like you were doing more reading than leveling. By level 15-ish or so I got tired of reading and either skimmed the dialogue text or just tapped through it. The English translation is great but not perfect as well.
The most prominent features of this new title are its extensive races and classes. There are 4 races and a whopping 9 classes for you to choose to play as, each of which can be upgraded to one of three “advanced” version later on. On top of that, the graphics are stunning rivaling that of many games on consoles and World of Kings is also taking steps away from the pay-to-win model that has plagued the mobile MMORPG genre for so long.
I truthfully don’t spend a whole lot of time playing mobile MMOs in my downtime. I enjoy them, but I spend a lot of time in my office, and if I’m in there, I may as well play an MMO on PC or console. But I do like them when they don’t feel like heartless cash grabs, with a vile monetization system focused on players spending more money to be the best at PVP.
It’s far too prevalent in the mobile scape, and there are far more pay-to-win mobile MMOs than there are PC MMOs. I tend to go into them with a bit of skepticism, but in this instance, it was mostly misplaced. I spent the last week or so exploring Looong’s World of Kings, an MMO that debuted on May 30th, 2019.
