Realm of Simplicity MMORPG

They stole the cow sounds from Diablo 2 100000/10. On a real note tho its not a bad game its just Runescape 2.0 and thats not a bad thing. Not many players and i worry about Dev burnout. I have played so many small indie games spending 1000s of hours just for the games to poof away. Later on when the games more complete i would highly recommend putting this on mobile even tho i hate to say that due to the nature of how mobile games are and known for. But i feel as if it would be needed to draw more attention to the game. So far i have seen zero bugs and gameplay is smooth and everything is in working order. There is a good amount to do not a lot but decent amount for a EA game with one dev. If you decide to check it out make sure you join the Discord currently there is no global chat so its hard to talk to people in game so that's were the discord comes into play. In the future i would imagine we will get a global chat along with item linking would be nice. There is zero ptw and i mean zero. Far as i know the dev just has the game up paying out of pocket for server upkeep. I think i read in a post he does not plan to add any payment stuff until the game is further along. Anyway the games free so if you like Runescape check it out and yessss........ Runescape is a better game tho as we all know its a ptw trash dumpster now.

Mindblowing game. This developer has clearly a vision and truly cares abt his game. His hard work he puts behind this game, should be an inspiration to all of us. :)

Relaxing game! reminds me a lot of Runescape but better. just needs more updates.

Reminds me of how I used to feel about Runescape before they went money crazy. I love it and plan to put in some time on this game. I will happily support this game if its an option.

3.8hrs gameplay
3.7hrs gamefun
.1hr hope building
* Conditional Recommendation
There is no way to deny that the title has lived through thousands of hours of account user gameplay. As a newcomer, and avid supporter of games built for fun, I am at heart an adventurer. The only thing I can see from this minuscule viewpoint is the lack of sustainable economy.
A quick fix for gold exploits is to allow the sale of any item for 1 gold each. One would only need a simple db search tool to quickly weed out any item being sold for more than 1 gold. Nothing makes sense to me until I can dump/delete/sell unwanted items from limited spaces.
The game is fun. There is not a single complaint about the title not being fun...so let's start with the basics of 'fun', and get this thing going in the right direction again.

Barely recommended for fans of casual skilling games.
This feels like a very early in development game. It has a decent amount of skilling content which is pretty addictive, albeit simplistic (hence the name). Combat is pretty basic and the graphics are passable. There are some odd design choices that I hope get fixed over time, like not being able to drop items. It's free, but will only appeal to those interested in indie crafting games.

Game is pretty good so far. Skills are well thought out. The world is huge. Can't wait to see what's coming in the future!