Welcome to Ancaria, a world filled with pirate thieves and ghastly mutations

who have come into contact with the gooey blue substance also known as T-energy. You create your character and assist the helpless gaining experience and attributes to improve your character and rid the highly graphic landscapes of the evil that enthrals them. Really doesn’t sound familiar in the slightest, now does it? (sarcasm) 

What does this non-MMORPG have that makes it stand out from the rest of other fantasy games out there?. Although there is an option to play online with up to 16 other players it is pretty much your average questing throughout the lands, gaining better armour, gold and experience in the effort to improve the level of expertise and greatness your character is capable of. The game introduces both good and bad characters and the new temple guardian character which looks very similar to a robotic Egyptian god with a laser embedded in his arm this character lives for the T-enery rather than having been turned into a menacing monster by it. The T-energy, which has leaked throughout the lands, does seem to be the majority of the storyline’s main plot and the cause of all conflict

Graphically this game really does not fall short in any way. The amount of detail put into the landscapes from the leaves on the trees to the grass blowing in the meadows. Although I could not get the graphics working to its full potential on my system I did manage to get the PhysX working but I felt it only really added slight novelty to the game play. It didn’t add any extra eye candy that other games such as Mirror’s Edge found a use for it, but it did add in the way that the environment moved around you and your character battled did seem slightly different.