Onigiri
Posted: Jul 26th, '14, 12:00
I didn't see a thread for this, so I decided to make one.
Anyway, people who clicked the thread expecting riceball recipes, you have been fooled by the title. The name of the game IS Onigiri, but it doesn't stand for riceball.
The Game
Onigiri is a fairly new free-to-play pvp-less(so far) anime-style MMORPG hosted by Cyberstep that was just officially released to the public from its closed beta stage a few weeks back. As it's a new game, it still has that glitchy-new-game feel to it but, seeing as to how it's a new game and how it's landed a contract with anime-hosting-giant Crunchyroll, we can probably expect improvement and smoother gameplay in the future. You don't have to be too worried though, as the game HAS passed its closed beta period and is more than functional enough to play without any severe in-game issues.
It's a game with decent 3D environments and semi-fully-customizable characters (clothing items are still limited though), and the file size is pretty small to boot, making it a pretty good game for those who are just looking to casually run around a virtual world and hit stuff (though you won't get far by doing that). Even though there are open fields for farming and such, the game mainly runs on dungeons (otherwise known as instances), so playing with friends or teaming up with other players is recommended. The game doesn't run on a class system, but instead has character bases (referred to as types) that determine your starting and bonus stat gains and relies more heavily on how you allocate your own stat points. The strength of your attacks is determined by how you allocate your points and how strong your weapons are, and different weapon types rely on different stats for damage. I won't go into too much detail about the gameplay, but all that's needed to enjoy the game is a functional mouse and keyboard (and an operating system that doesn't belong in an antiques shop).
TLDR
It's a new, anime-style MMORPG with a lot of potential that has 3D environments and customizable characters. It still needs some work, but is worth a look.
If you join and are looking for someone to play with, you're free to come and find me. My character name is Lucien. Just drop me a message on this thread or something if ya wanna friend me P:
For those of you interested, the game's website can be found HERE
If ya have questions or comments, just leave a message below XP
WARNING: The game might not be suited for children because, well, anime. There's no illicit content in the game itself that needs filtering though, so this is just a fair warning.
Anyway, people who clicked the thread expecting riceball recipes, you have been fooled by the title. The name of the game IS Onigiri, but it doesn't stand for riceball.
The Game
Onigiri is a fairly new free-to-play pvp-less(so far) anime-style MMORPG hosted by Cyberstep that was just officially released to the public from its closed beta stage a few weeks back. As it's a new game, it still has that glitchy-new-game feel to it but, seeing as to how it's a new game and how it's landed a contract with anime-hosting-giant Crunchyroll, we can probably expect improvement and smoother gameplay in the future. You don't have to be too worried though, as the game HAS passed its closed beta period and is more than functional enough to play without any severe in-game issues.
It's a game with decent 3D environments and semi-fully-customizable characters (clothing items are still limited though), and the file size is pretty small to boot, making it a pretty good game for those who are just looking to casually run around a virtual world and hit stuff (though you won't get far by doing that). Even though there are open fields for farming and such, the game mainly runs on dungeons (otherwise known as instances), so playing with friends or teaming up with other players is recommended. The game doesn't run on a class system, but instead has character bases (referred to as types) that determine your starting and bonus stat gains and relies more heavily on how you allocate your own stat points. The strength of your attacks is determined by how you allocate your points and how strong your weapons are, and different weapon types rely on different stats for damage. I won't go into too much detail about the gameplay, but all that's needed to enjoy the game is a functional mouse and keyboard (and an operating system that doesn't belong in an antiques shop).
TLDR
It's a new, anime-style MMORPG with a lot of potential that has 3D environments and customizable characters. It still needs some work, but is worth a look.
If you join and are looking for someone to play with, you're free to come and find me. My character name is Lucien. Just drop me a message on this thread or something if ya wanna friend me P:
For those of you interested, the game's website can be found HERE
If ya have questions or comments, just leave a message below XP
WARNING: The game might not be suited for children because, well, anime. There's no illicit content in the game itself that needs filtering though, so this is just a fair warning.
