Order & Chaos Online +data for Android
The greatest thing about massively multiplayer online games like World of Warcraft is that they never end.
Disregarding the fact that developers often continue to add new content over the months and years, expanding level caps and introducing new races and classes to try, the fact that they are online-- and thus communal-- means you can continue to have new experiences until they shut off the servers. Before Order & Chaos Online, though, you had to be chained to a computer to play. Say goodbye to the rest of your life.
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Disregarding the fact that developers often continue to add new content over the months and years, expanding level caps and introducing new races and classes to try, the fact that they are online-- and thus communal-- means you can continue to have new experiences until they shut off the servers. Before Order & Chaos Online, though, you had to be chained to a computer to play. Say goodbye to the rest of your life.
Order & Chaos Online is not a perfect game. It's very much a copycat of World of Warcraft, innovating only in the realm of UI and control scheme, but that's okay. Gameloft, the game's developer, is notorious for this sort of imitation, and they do it very well. They've copied Halo, Call of Duty, StarCraft, Final Fantasy, Uncharted, and many more, and while these "imposters" are never near as good as the real deal, they bring reasonable facsimiles to the mobile gaming sphere of franchises that wouldn't otherwise be ported over. For this they should be praised.
Clone or not, Order & Chaos is just a joy to play, assuming you get into the whole MMORPG scene. You pick a server, race, and class, and immediately you commence the questing. The quest variety is completely standard, featuring fetch quests ("Go get this item and bring it to Person X"), kill quests ("Assassinate Evildoer Y or 10 wolves"), or courier quests ("Deliver this message or talk to this person"). That's pretty much it. But Order & Chaos is at least written well enough to make the quests interesting.
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