Regardless of whether it's a solo or co-op dungeon, you literally enter the dungeon, talk to someone, and then drop down into a single room where all of the fighting occurs. Although I wouldn’t have minded if they were a little longer, their rewards are suitable for the difficulty and time they take to complete.Īs for the rest of the normal dungeons, let’s call them what they really are - arenas with a boss battle.

These dungeons are on the short side and can typically be completed in 10 or 15 minutes. They are your typical run and gun dungeons filled with trash mobs and a mini-boss or two to warm up on as you work your way to the final boss battle. I found the first couple of normal solo dungeons familiar but satisfying. Dungeons are broken up into Normal and Transcendent Dungeons. When you are nearing the end of the story is when things start to open up in terms of other content to enjoy - dungeons, dungeons, and more dungeons. There’s also a small splattering of mechanical beasts to complement the wide variety of living (and undead) creatures you’ll encounter. The steampunk visuals are a great addition to the generic high fantasy setting, and Krafton doesn’t go overboard by adding pipes and cogs to every inch of every building. You might not notice it at a distance, but textures become blurry and jagged when you are up close to them, even at the highest graphics settings.Įven with the visual limitations, I find Elyon’s steampunk vibe very appealing.

Although many wonderful games have used UE3, there are visual limitations due to the age of the platform, the most noticeable being a lack of texture fidelity. We are talking about an MMO built with Unreal Engine 3, after all. Just because the world is saturated in color doesn’t automatically mean that it is beautiful, though. The world of Harth is bright and vibrant, and as soon as you venture beyond the city walls, you are blasted with color from every direction.

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