Thundercall vs World of Warcraft
Thundercall
Thundercall is a pretty fun casual MMORPG that will definitely appeal to casual MMO players from all age ranges. In this game, you’ll need to grow your hero’s abilities and powers, along with your team of pets, your goddess companion and your mount. Hop into the many challenging dungeons and fight against powerful foes in hopes of getting equipments, upgrade materials, in-game cash and of course, free experience in return. Put your team to the test by pitting them against other players in an exciting 1-on-1 arena match. There are many events and freebies that you can get your hands on too.Although it features a rather generic storyline of demons versus goddesses, and a no-so-unique art style, the game allows you to be more in control of your character. There are simply so many dungeons, arenas and events that you can enjoy while you do your best to improve your character’s battle rating. It does feel more like an actual RPG than the other similar games out there. If you enjoy playing a casual MMORPG that’s special in this aspect, you should definitely check out Thundercall.
World of Warcraft
World of Warcraft (WoW) is one of the world's most popular and renowned fantasy MMORPGs that offer a well-crafted lore of astounding depth, a wide class selection along with fun character progression and customization, an engaging gameplay as well as a ton of collectibles, be it mounts or pets, for you to... well, collect! Of course, if you really want to get into the game, there are also plenty more features for you to discover, including Pokemon-like pet battles, very competitive PvP, teamwork-focused PvE... you can even develop your own fortress and recruit troops to defend it.Due to its massiveness, it may be rather intimidating for a newcomer to learn the game, but once you've gotten down the fundamentals (especially the basics of playing the class of your choice), the game will draw you into its complex yet intriguing world of orcs, undead, elves, dragons and demons and you'll quickly realize what a gem of an MMORPG you've stumbled into. After all, there's a reason why this game still has millions of active players despite being more than a decade old!
World of Warcraft is a subscription-based MMO, but you can try the game for free for a month. If you're good enough, you can earn enough in-game gold to purchase additional subscription time too.