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Game: DARZA'S DOMINION

Platform: PC / MOBILE

Genre: MMORPG / Perma-Death / Free to Play

Overview
Darza's Dominion could be considered a clone of Realm of the Mad God, particularly considering its lackluster release in 2022. Nevertheless, since the release of the MAJOR UPDATE on December 29, 2023, the game has been propelled in an exceptionally favorable and optimistic direction fixing and adjusting the game as a whole. I've noticed a lot of the community surrounding this game seem to love it!

The only thing that I believe is still a little bit meaningless and unclear is the game's tutorial, which does not provide a great deal of complexity or depth to the way that this game is supposed to be played. It is more or less a gentle tug, although there are a significant number of paragraphs involved which inevitably could quite possibly make new players uninterested and uninstall because it does provide a very poor first impression instead of dumping the player into the game.

Graphics & Presentation
At its most basic.

While the visuals are satisfactory, it may be challenging to see what is going on when you are battling bosses with other members of the community. If you haven't read the instruction someplace, you should know that you are supposed to hit the (C) button to make everyone else transparent. This will allow you to see what is going on around you, which will allow you to try to avoid dying through all the bullet hell damage.

The one thing that I found to be annoying was that the game is a little bit too quiet, at least for me. This may be different for you if you have audio that can be adjusted till they reach their maximum volume and then add gain amplifiers.

I liked the game's basic features, the type of gameplay, the many distinct classes, and the achievements, but even though I had to contact the community for help, I would have loved it if there had been a more seamless introduction to the game.

Gameplay
This game features Perma-death which means that if you die, you will lose everything. In order to maintain your strength, it is essential to amass powerful weapons for a variety of classes, either by exchanging them with other players or by preserving them for later use which will be for when you inevitably die, which you will.

In comparison to other games, this one has a slightly different system for leveling up, which might be quite perplexing at first. You begin at level one and work your way up to level twenty during the course of your gameplay however long that takes for you. As soon as you have reached the maximum level, you will start to accumulate glory.

Glory can be redeemed in the game's mechanics if you die while playing. In order to increase your strength, you will need to hunt bosses and monsters and consume gems that improve your base stats to greater and higher levels. Aside from this, you can do your best to locate the absolute best weapons in the game and the stat amplifiers that they have. It can definitely feel repetitive, because it is, it is trying to be compelling to players that just can't get enough of that elusive search.

Conclusion
I can't and I won't claim that I enjoyed ROTMG to an excessive degree. Despite the fact that I really like Darza's Dominion and wished there was a little bit more, the fact that your abilities can alter depending on the equipment you have on makes me wonder what the possibilities could be like if there were more things, such as perhaps a lightning archer instead of piercing arrows an other features.