Erenshor

I dunno. If you can play Final Fantasy 12, I'd rather play that. I suppose getting the game is a tip in the jar. There is some promise underneath, but it only goes to that. If there was any feel of it being halfbaked, well, it is. It doesn't hold your hand in an oldschool fashion, which I didn't grow up with it, but I could understand the design and the various youtube essays and histories going over game design. That I can respect it, but really is not for me. Only the old and patience can get though, and well, the hardcore, and older crowds.

14/07/2026 — Niveau 18 pour le moment. Je ferai une mise à jour lorsque j’aurai atteint le niveau maximum et terminé les raids sortis hier. J’ai déjà trouvé que le jeu devenait de mieux en mieux au fil des heures. Le début est un peu déroutant, notamment à cause du système de quêtes. Comparé à des jeux comme WoW, cela m’a un peu perturbé. Retrouver un jeu à l’ancienne, assez proche d’une expérience vanilla et donc plus difficile, m’a également surpris. Le jeu permet de créer ou de rejoindre une guilde, avec un système de classement, de faire des donjons, des raids, des quêtes et de former des groupes de joueurs. On aimerait toutefois un peu plus de profondeur dans les discussions, ainsi qu’une traduction française. Une zone de quêtes JcJ serait également intéressante. Le jeu est personnalisable dès le menu principal grâce à l’Admin Panel. Je vous conseille d’afficher les niveaux et de régler le gain d’expérience sur 1,5. Le jeu est déjà très agréable en l’état. Le développeur est actif sur le Discord, et je vous invite fortement à le rejoindre. Le système d’équipement est naturellement au rendez-vous, avec des objets rares et différents niveaux de qualité. Avec un bon suivi, ce jeu pourrait devenir incroyable. Selon moi, le développeur devra toutefois prendre le temps de se concentrer sur les zones actuelles, le système de quêtes, les traductions et la diversité des dialogues avec les PNJ avant d’ajouter davantage de contenu. Exellente early access/communauté très active sur le discord

In the Age of dying MMOs this is really a great game. It feels really Old school and the world feels alive. There are Quests but you do not have to do them and just grind your way. The bots are not just there to help the Player, some are rude, kill your mobs and such. Now that there are even Raids this game really feels like a cool Offline MMO. I really hope we will see much more from the Dev but even at this stage you look at 100+ Hours of content. Play the Demo and see for yourself if you like this kind of MMO

Everything you could want from an old-school mmorpg. Classes feel good, with zero bloat unlike modern mmo's. Progression is semi-fast once you figure out how to play the game, and best of all; there's no hand-holding when questing. You either pay attention to what the quest giver and/or quest log says, or you don't finish the quest. The sim players usually gossip about stuff in the guild chat which hints to stuff you can do, places you can go, secrets you can find (and there are plenty) etc. Stats are very well explained, at least if you already have mmo experience. The official wiki (not fandom ofc, yikes dude) is very comprehensible and useful when checking a specific boss/mob for drop rates. Also ♥♥♥♥ the drop rate for the shovel in the mine.

[b]Graphics:[/b] It looks great, specifically in that it aims to recreate the atmosphere of Everquest, and it achieves that. If the screenshots grate on you initially, know that you can adjust the saturation (recommended) and contrast values to suit your taste. I adjusted quickly, and find the surroundings oddly immersive and comforting now. [b]Sound:[/b] You're not going to write home about it, but it does exactly what it needs to do. [b]World:[/b] This is a love letter to first generation MMOs like Everquest. You might expect cliches and token questlines. But honestly? There is a coherent and complex story unfolding throughout your time in Erenshor, and it's legitimately engaging. The world-building is fully switched on here, with a deep and established lore backdrop that continues to unfold as you progress through the world's zones, and quite a few [i]very[/i] nuanced factions at each other's throats. A lot of time, attention, and love was poured into developing this world to feel alive, and it really works. Even if you're not sold on the idea of a single-player simulated MMO, Erenshor is still worth your time. It recreates the atmosphere of first generation MMOs so authentically, with throwback graphics and color schemes and quests that might put you off initially, but if you spend time with it, all of these ingredients melt and combine into something that is honestly pure magic. It's quirky and fun, but beyond that, there is immense depth to be found here. It's lovingly crafted, it feels so cozy, there's an undescribable magic at work here, and it's FUN! Though Erenshor is still in Early Access, it is a feature- and content-complete game already offering criminal value for the price. Development is very active, and very engaging on Discord, and its community is vibrant and incredibly helpful. That there is even more free roadmap content ahead is honestly just unspeakably generous. [b]After the raid update:[/b] Ooook. 10/10 This is my Game of the Year. Erenshor has entered the pantheon alongside great games like Baldur's Gate 3 and Final Fantasy Tactics. Burgee, what have you done. It's beautiful.

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Pure EQ nostalgia. The developer has done an amazing job of capturing the early days of this genre. The quality of life additions like the mini-map (which needs to be explicitly activated), and the in-game access to Wiki are great if you get stuck.

This game is amazing. All the fun of an MMO without the commitment. The newest update has added some great QoL features. If you are a fan of MMOs, you should absolutely check this one out. Great job!

This game has no rights being as good as it is. This “fake” MMO is better than most real MMO’s release nowadays. I wasn't sure what to expect when I bought Erenshor, but it completely surprised me. The first thing that got me was the fake login screen. Then the guild invites started, the chat channels came to life, people were talking, asking for groups, joking around, and it honestly felt like I had logged into an MMO back in the early 2000s. The weird part is that none of them are real people. You can group up, raid, make friends, and adventure with your SimPlayers. They remember things, they chat with you, and after a while you stop thinking of them as NPCs. I actually caught myself having conversations in guild chat and laughing at some of the responses. At one point I had to stop and ask myself, "Is there something wrong with me?" Apparently not, because that just means the game is doing its job. If you grew up playing EverQuest, Asheron's Call, or other old-school MMOs, Erenshor somehow captures that feeling of logging into a living world without needing other players online. It's nostalgic without feeling like a copy of anything. This game has way more heart than I expected. It's one of those games that's hard to explain until you actually play it. If you've ever wished you could experience that old MMO feeling again, but on your own schedule, give Erenshor a shot. I honestly can't recommend it enough.

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