After asking around to this site about this game and don’t find any clue about them, I decide to give a try to this game.  Cuz I thought, hey it’s just a 490MB file to download.  Won’t hurt much to try it anyway.  Btw, MOF is a F2P item mall based subscription game. 

Before I begin, some people are thinking that I hate 2D MMORPG because of my review about Ghost Online.  I have to say they are wrong.  I love 2D MMORPG.  I am a gamer even since Atari was come out as the only console game out there.  I even install some old RPG of SNES in my PDA.  So contrary to what some people think when they read about my review of Ghost Online, I love playing 2D MMORPG.  And so far, Master of Fantasy (MOF) has fullfil my hope that this genre can still produce a good title.

You can read about the background and some glimpse of the games in my previous article that asking around about this game.  And if you think that the characters seems to be similar with Pangya, a casual golf online game, you are right.  Because the character designer of both games is still the same team.

The graphic of MOF is cute and somehow I have a feeling that Maple Story 2 will have a serious contender because of this game

This game is a 2D MMORPG developed by CDC.  The game has just started their open beta in my country yesterday.  I still don’t know about the background story yet.  However, it is set on a magical academy where your character building his or her ability through series of mini quest.  The characters are evolving by age, so their appearance will also be changed during the gameplay.  4 type of characters are currently available.  Fighter, Archer, Mage, and Cleric.

As far as I know: Warriors can use daggers, 1h sword, 2h sword, 2h axe, 1h mace, dual blades, spears, shields.  Archers can use daggers, bows, crossbows, guns.  Mages can use daggers, books(range), staffs.  Clerics can use clubs, staffs, cross.

There will be Alchemy Magical skill available for every character, and with this skill we can produce our own equipment using certain recipe.  I like the way they provide the character pic when you change your equipment.

When I looked at the screenshot, it’s kinda remind me of Talesweaver, a great 2D game from Ne