MMOs You’ve Never Heard Of: World of Dragon Nest, Echo of Soul RED, and Dawn of Isles

    
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Welcome back to another quick roundup of MMOs and MMO-adjacent titles you’ve probably never heard of (or at least have entirely forgotten about!).

First up: World of Dragon Nest. MMO Culture reports that Nexon’s Thai branch is working with Eyedentity Games’ Actozsoft to publish the game in the region. I had forgotten this game existed; apparently it was originally announced in 2016 and has been relatively quiet since its ChinaJoy update several years ago. MMO Culture suggests the game may now be a purely mobile offering, but either way, it might make fans happy since the original Dragon Nest game has been kicked around here in the west for the last several years.

Then there’s Echo of Soul’s new mobile spinoff. Echo of Soul has likewise spent the last few years being sunsetted, revived, and pushed around across the continents, but the mobile version, Echo of Soul RED aka EOS RED, is now slated to launch in South Korea this fall, followed by China and Japan. The whole “RED” thing is supposed to connote a more hardcore PvP feel than the “blue” toned PC game. That’s what I think of when I think of mobile games – super hardcore. Rawr.

Finally, there’s NetEase’s new mobile adventure MMORPG, Dawn of Isles – yes, another mobile MMO, but this one’s actually pretty stylish, more like a cutesy sandbox than an AFK grinder or PvP slugfest. It’s officially launched for iOS and Android.

“Dawn of Isles features a cell-shading animated style, giving players an art style that is easy on the eyes and provides an immersive sensory experience with beautiful graphics. The game retains traditional role-playing game features such as character customization and questing, but it also seeks to innovate in a few ways. For example, the pet system is one of key features in Dawn of Isles. A variety of cute and powerful pets are available for players to capture, train and evolve. Players can even dance with their exotic pets in the Flower Circle and ride on their furry companion as mounts and roam the world. Dawn of Isles also provides sandbox gameplay and a huge variety of game modes including a bunch of creative limited-time events, bringing a fun gaming experience! Players can explore the world for resources to gather while choosing from an array of weapons and skills to fight in a variety of combat styles.”

(Thanks, Gibby!)

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