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A few things I want to make clear first. First, this isn't a MMO. According to their own player count ingame, there has been a max of 15 unique players online today, of which the highest concurrent number I've seen in the 3 hours I've been playing is 3 with me included. Infact, in the top 50 players list, only 20 of them are above level 1. That's saying something when it took 3 hours for me to get to level 7 while idling at least 1 hour away. It's not a Massive Multiplayer Online game, but just a regular Multiplayer Online game. Second thing I want to say is that this is very similar to mobile games like Clash of Clans. If you've enjoyed that, you'll more than likely enjoy this game. Now, onto my review. This is a full-on browser game. When you install the game on Steam and launch it, a launcher comes up with options to run their chess game, or Fasaria World Online. Clicking on FWO launches Internet Explorer and the website itself. I have a quick list of grievances with this game that I first want to air out. When you first play the game, you start off with 10K money, food, and iron. These are the resources in this game that you must acquire. The only problem with this system is that gathering resources is way too simple. In the three hours I've been playing, I've probably gained over 15M of each resource and used/sold most of them. First off, you can hire workers to generate a steady source of income every tick/month/15 minutes but that isn't needed because you make a lot more money by grinding on mobs. Like a million in less than a minute. Second, the engineering lab. If you're trying to understand why a health pack requires compressors, generators, and micro parts, well you're not alone there. Everything in the engineering lab requires those three sub resources for some strange reason. Be it the health pack, energy pack, strength upgrade, defense upgrade, health upgrade, or even energy upgrade, all of them require differing amounts of generators, compressors, and micro parts to my utter bewilderment. The third grievance of mine is with the Assembly Factory. In the AF, you create factories to produce generators, micro parts, and compressors. Sound good? Well, not exactly. Even if you have two of each factories, you're only allowed to collect from one factory each tick. It's as if you paid a restaurant for three meals but they only allowed you to pick one meal every fifteen minute. Utterly frustrating and it feels as if the game is trying to hard to be a grind fest. Now a few good things that I do like about this game. First, the combat is very simple to pick up on. In fact, this reminds me of Adventure Quest, except without all the animation. Is it the best combat out there? Of course not, but it's damn well good enough considering you can also play it on mobile browsers according to the devs. Second, I have to say that the community(although the playerbase is quite lacking) is very nice and helpful. I'd had more than a dozen questions about this game and the veteran players patiently answered all of them. Last, it has a very high potential to be addicting. This is one of those games where you check back every 15 minutes to upgrade your base, add more troops to your army and create new factories in the Assembly Factory while collecting all your idle resources. The fact that you can log into your steam account directly on your phone's browser also adds to the fact that you can play it anywhere and at anytime. Ultimately, I'm giving this game a thumbs up. A lot of the problems I think this game has is more or less a balancing issue with resources. Otherwise, it's a pretty fun game though lacking in the graphics department.
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So I dont get the game at all, I payed for it and I spend 10 minutes to find out how to play it. Finally I found out that I had to do everything in the browser, and they didn't care enough to use just 5 minutes to create their own little browser you can use too. The client you can open through steam can't be closed so I had to force shutdown it. Afterwards I spend 5-10 minutes in the UI trying to found out how I play the game which let me to 3-4 places where I had to spend more money, and then I quit and will never turn back to it.
Pros 1 Time purchase Browser Game (Been wanting one of these a while) ITS NOT POSSIBLE TO BUY IN GAME CURRENCY (past the 1 time upgrade) Build and upgrade base Tons of "guild" or "clan" options Leaderboards, for multiple types, such as character lvl and colony lvl Get in early while the server is still fresh Not FTP or PTW so, not overpopulated with 6 year olds screaming for handouts Thywill the main dev sofar is fairly easy to work with if you have problems Cons No real tutorial, they do mail you in game a few tips but still have to learn on the go, which isnt all that hard Technology research ect are a bit random, I would prefer a tree or to see where I am going, or at least have a tool tip description of %'s rather than just a generic "this makes your food gathering faster" Small community still, but growing Need to be logged into steam to play, which also can be a plus I suppose I have been looking for a game like this for a while
I don't usually review games, but I find that I like this game a lot. I have never played a browser game before, but I like the concept of no downloading, other than the quick client. Now for the game, It is easy to understand and easy to play. Of course I am just beginning to play, but I can't wait to see whay lies down the road. Lastly the great thing is that the only server is Steam. So everyone is equal. Oh, yeah, and this game is absolutely free beyond the purchase of the game. You couldn't spend real money, if you wanted to. Thanks developers, great job.
ok time to update this the layout is pretty confusing at first you get used to it Graphics 5/10 they could use a upgrade for sure but games like this the graphics really don't matter Sound 6/10 it comes with a few track to listen to while you play they aren't bad but the action sounds can get annoying Controls 10/10 everything works but on pc you cannot full screen it it's a phone app port Fun 5/10 it's ok to mess with once in awhile but i could never actually sit there and play it for long periods of time would i buy it again sure will i dump 500 hours into it no
Very fun game! Also, the developer was extremely helpful with a problem that I had.
If you like Evony or other browser based wargames, you'll like this one. It has different machanics to give you something to do -ie. attacking monsters to level you're character. But, if you don't like pvp games and are only interested in building things, then steer clear. Its just as much a time sink as Evony, but at least Evony is free and you can walk away without spending anything. BTW, my antivirus sees the steam launcher as malware, so most of my time has been playing directly through the web browser.
[b] Fasaria World Online ... [/b] ...ist ein Clickerorgienspiel, das leider nicht so gut umgesetzt wurde. So hat man gegen Spieler, die bereits länger am Werk sind oder einem Clan angehören, kaum Chancen. Habe es nur einmal mit viel Glück geschafft einen davon auszuknippsen. Daher verfliegt der Spaß nach einer oder zwei Stunden rapide. Da gibt es im Web bessere Umsetzungen des Genres. Schade.
Interesting strategy/RPG sci-fi browser game. Nothing brilliant, but worth a go.
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