Arcania: Gothic 4 vs Queen of Dragons
Arcania: Gothic 4
Arcania: Gothic 4 returns as the fourth and possibly the final installment of the Gothic series. This time, you take on the role of a nameless hero who just had his village destroyed by the king's paladins. However, as you set off on your quest of vengeance, you gradually realize that this event is driven by a malicious hidden power. The storyline is so much better in this installment due to the many surprises, plot twists and cliffhangers, and it does have a pretty nice combat system.However, many players put some flak to this game mainly because the game isn't exactly "Gothic" but pretending to be by using the "Gothic" name, but partly because the game does have some boring quests. That said, the game is still a pretty decent RPG.
Queen of Dragons
Queen of Dragons is a browser MMORPG that will set you off on an epic journey where you’ll get to harness the darkness to supercharge your abilities and use the power it gives to free the world from Lord of Darkness and the demons of the dark legion. Featuring an almost-fully automated, casual-like gameplay and tons of activities to do, the game is designed to keep you engaged from start to end-game.In this game, you play as either a male god or a female goddess, who's not only learning how to use their powers but also constantly looking for ways to improve their Battle Power rating. Like most MMORPGs, you'll spend quite a bit of time helping everyone, be it the night elves, the dwarves or even Gandalf himself, battle the dark legion and/or freeing them from the clutches of the darkness via quests. There are tons of exciting boss fights and challenging dungeons to plunder precious loot from.
All in all, Queen of Dragons may not have the best graphics around, but it’s a really decent browser MMORPG to play. It’s designed to be played casually since most of the gameplay is automated, making it perfect to play on the side while you’re watching videos on another screen.