This is a game that calls back fond memories of PSO Episode 1&2 in the early 00s. Many of the early sounds you here as well as the weapon designs and some of the core mechanics (mags, monomates etc.) will help familiarise yourself with the game a little faster if you've played PSO1, but my friends who hadn't were able to adapt regardless.

There are many characters, story quests & standard quests to do. Grinds to get rare weapons, pets, skins or items always on-going. Character customisation is amazing. You can be a giant mech-robot wielding ungodly power, or a small teenager-looking character struggling to fend off a few monsters with an arsenal of magic, guns and melee weapons. There are also a myriad of pets which can be used by Summoners.

The UI is awful. There is no beating around this problem. It's clunky, overloaded with crap and the options are worse. I'd say it took me about 200 hours to figure out everything regarding the UI/Options interface.

There is crafting and a crafting tree in this game, though it is primitive as is the gathering system. It's a means to an end towards a more fleshed out game.

As it's a F2P game, microtransactions are to be expected. the A/C transactions seem somewhat fair, allowing you to purchase more character slots or mags as well as extra storage. All very handy.

Stargems is another currency in the game that can be acquired by - Doing PvP, scoring high on weekly rankings, CASINO, Buster Quests, logging on, completing quests in Hardcore mode. Do NOT, and I repeat, DO NOT, buy stargems. They are massively overpriced for the value of the items acquired by them, and are not worth it. They have a store called freshfinds, where you can buy cosmetic items for stargems. The shop rotates daily and utilises 'FOMO - Fear of Missing Out' to get you to dish out absurd amounts of money on cosmetics.

I don't idle in this game, so the gametime you see is pretty frightingly accurate. it's a very addictive game.

This is a game that calls back fond memories of PSO Episode 1&2 in the early 00s. Many of the early sounds you here as well as the weapon designs and some of the core mechanics (mags, monomates etc.) will help familiarise yourself with the game a little faster if you've played PSO1, but my friends who hadn't were able to adapt regardless. There are many characters, story quests & standard quests to do. Grinds to get rare weapons, pets, skins or items always on-going. Character customisation is amazing. You can be a giant mech-robot wielding ungodly power, or a small teenager-looking character struggling to fend off a few monsters with an arsenal of magic, guns and melee weapons. There are also a myriad of pets which can be used by Summoners. The UI is awful. There is no beating around this problem. It's clunky, overloaded with crap and the options are worse. I'd say it took me about 200 hours to figure out everything regarding the UI/Options interface. There is crafting and a crafting tree in this game, though it is primitive as is the gathering system. It's a means to an end towards a more fleshed out game. As it's a F2P game, microtransactions are to be expected. the A/C transactions seem somewhat fair, allowing you to purchase more character slots or mags as well as extra storage. All very handy. Stargems is another currency in the game that can be acquired by - Doing PvP, scoring high on weekly rankings, CASINO, Buster Quests, logging on, completing quests in Hardcore mode. Do NOT, and I repeat, DO NOT, buy stargems. They are massively overpriced for the value of the items acquired by them, and are not worth it. They have a store called freshfinds, where you can buy cosmetic items for stargems. The shop rotates daily and utilises 'FOMO - Fear of Missing Out' to get you to dish out absurd amounts of money on cosmetics. I don't idle in this game, so the gametime you see is pretty frightingly accurate. it's a very addictive game.