Atlantica Online vs Chess Rush
Atlantica Online
Atlantica Online is a pretty old MMORPG that has been around since 2008. As opposed to the usual action-based or even the hack-and-slash gameplay that most MMORPGs offer, this game is perhaps the first of its kind (and by "kind" we mean Free-to-play MMOs) to merge strategy/tactics with RPG, allowing players to fight their enemies using a team of mercs rather than just a single main hero. In fact, this gameplay formula has actually been adopted and used in many browser-based MMOs today.Although ultimately the main villian in the game is Riederani and his army, the storyline in this game is also slightly different based on which faction you choose to opt for, either the Scion or the Atlantian. There are plenty of character classes too, each playing their own roles within the team. Despite its age, Atlantica Online still sports a robust in-game economy and is a strong proponent of fairplay when it comes to PvP.
However, the best part about this game is its link to events happening in real life. The game itself is based on the real map of the world we live in and as such, major events that recently happened or had happened ages ago in our world will be manisfested, one way or another, in the game. How awesome is that?
Atlantica Online might not remotely resemble the graphical quality of today's MMORPGs, but the game itself is unique and fun enough to stick around until today. This speaks volume about the value that this game brings to the lives of many gamers worldwide, doesn't it? If you enjoy being intrigued by games and you don't really mind poorer visuals, then this is a game you should try out.
Chess Rush
Chess Rush is the latest “auto-chess” game to have hit the market recently. Featuring a lineup of amazingly-crafted heroes that you can recruit and then deploy onto the chessboard, the game offers an incredibly-addictive and competitive gameplay and a host of game modes to change things up a bit, giving the game the variety it needs to stick around.The new and intriguing “auto-chess” genre has taken over the world by storm with the advent of Dota Underlords, and although Chess Rush doesn’t have the gravity that Dota has, it holds up pretty well against its competition (as well as other auto-chess games). Despite having a matchmaking system that could use some work and requiring some pretty invasive permissions, the most important thing here is that the game isn’t at all pay to win. So, if you enjoy a good game where you’ll get to puzzle out the best strategy and combination of heroes to deploy and use, Chess Rush is definitely a great choice! Download it now and give it a shot!