
A free online multiplayer RPG that tells the tale of a realm whose history was lost to time! Battle through hoards of monsters, join up with other players you meet along the journey, and compete in enjoyable mini-games to rank in the leaderboards!
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About
Forgotten Lands: Online is a free online multiplayer RPG.
Explore an open world without much limitation.
Customize your character appearance through character skins and vanity items!
Collect and compare hundreds of combat items to perfect your character build.
Create a party, join a Guild, and befriend special players you encounter along your journey!
Battle through hoards of combat NPCs, and encounter strong bosses for loot and prestige.
Battle other players in the PVP Zone for a chance to nab their equipment and prove your strength.
Participate in mini-games that happen at certain times of the day!
Strut your stuff by reaching the top of the rankings! (Displayed on the main website)
The game was released in an alpha state, and is under active development.
The game is updated approximately once per month.
Max character level is 35, but is planned to be expanded to at least level 100.
Server Reboot Schedule...
The server will automatically restart itself every day.
Resets everyday @11:59 (UTC)
The server may be offline for up to 5 minutes while it reboots.
*The server also checks if it is offline, so if the server were to ever crash, it will automatically reboot itself. Just please wait a few minutes if the server goes offline.
Important Note About VPNs and UDP Connection...
The game requires a UDP connection, which may cause issues if you are using VPN services. As a result, you likely will not be able to log into the game when connecting through a VPN connection. If you are able to launch the game but cannot log into the game, it is likely that you are using a VPN service or a TCP connection.
Controller, Gamepads, and Steam Deck...
You can play the game using a controller, gamepad, or the Steam Deck. However, you may need to map buttons. Button mapping can be done directly through the Steam Input controller configuration, or it can be edited in the game settings (options menu -> controls). Most controllers and gamepads have enough buttons to map all essential game controls. However, controllers and gamepads cannot be used to navigate game menus, and there is no built-in keyboard which would allow you to type text into the chat box or other input fields.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Can't recommend this one. 1. Only two classes (knight or mage) both are basically identical just different flavor of spells, both are melee classes. 2. Combat is very basic, and quite boring. And there were a total of 10 skills to use in the game, only half of which your class can use. 3. Has a stat point system where you can build up a character. However the game is piss-poorly balanced so the ONLY viable choice is more points in damage through strength/magic stats or you can't even harm the tougher enemies AT ALL. Other stats will only make the game harder. 4. Tons of overleveled god-tier players running around on steam launch as it's an older game. So quests/spawns will be camped by overleveled players preventing you from doing quests or getting any loot. You can just skip this one, it's not any good.
Game is filled with cash shop items which are heavy P2W.
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Hours played at review time, across 37 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I've played worse Runescape clones. But still, it's very barebones, nothing original that I could see. Very linear progression. You do a repeatable "kill 10 spiders" quest until level 5, then a "kill 10 something else" until level 7 and so on. Mobs give diminishing returns as you level up. Targeting is bad and all mobs run away, which is frustrating since the targeting is bad. Skills feel unimpactful; they seem to do less damage than regular attacks and have a cooldoown and cast time. Most of the time, you miss with the skills. AOE combat doesn't really seem viable, so it seems always one mob at a time. My mage attack is really just a melee attack where I have to be immediately adjacent to the mob. Gear seems uninteresting. You have your staff, your staff +1, your staff +2, and so on. Same icons for all of them it seems. There seems to be woodcutting (and maybe mining?) but I didn't make it that far. I just didn't see anything interesting enough to grab my attention.
it is a little grindy, but actually really fun, and im glad to have found it while it is so young, because it has the foundation of something that could be great and i hope it sticks around for years to come! so far the community has been really chill and the developers have been very hands on with the community. overall a good experience.
My friend who I play Counter Strike with said if I post a review on Forgotten Lands: Online and it gets 100 likes and 20 Awards that he will buy me a RTX 4060. So im just gonna leave this here. Help me bro
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As i write it its currently in Alpha but the game is great and the dev is really keen on knowing peoples feedback. Give it a try, Join the discord. Its a great game to pass the time
As an alpha release its good, if the development and refining of the current features keeps going on regular basis, the game will be nice soon. Im not expecting huge player base as the current state only have a few small maps and not that many pve targets - and probably a max amount of 30-35 players can play actually.
I am liking it so far, for an 8bit MMO is super fun to play, there's some grind but it's fun and it has fun events and good people, so I can see this becoming top in the genre. I do not think it's p2w as those who played for 10 minutes and rushed to judge claim, as the game gives anyone everything they need to progress, and really there's no PVP yet or other elements that could make it p2w, more like the dev is looking for initially support and listens to feedback so I am enjoying it a lot.
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