Asheron's Call 2: Fallen Kings
Asheron's Call 2: Fallen Kings
Description (IGDB)
Asheron's Call 2: Fallen Kings is a MMORPG, with a monthly subscription, that was released on November 22, 2002 as a sequel to the original Asheron's Call. The severs for AC2 were first shut down in December 2005 when the game did not have enough subscribers to continue being viable for the company to support. It was announced that the game was going to be relaunched as a beta for those subscribed to Asheron's Call on December 13, 2012. Turbine announced that is would no longer develop MMOs on December 20, 2016 and that it's servers and account system would be transitioned over to a new studio, Standing Stone Games. As Turbine retained the rights for the Asheron's Call IP the game servers for both MMOs will go offline on January 31, 2017.
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Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)
« What’s not to like? A MMOG with fantastic production values, monthly episodic content, that’s playable over a 56k connection, you bet people will like it! »
« Hardcore RPG players will probably hate AC2, deeming it too simple to be worth their while. It is simple, certainly far simpler than AC1 or EverQuest, but it’s not simplistic. Turbine has merely removed much of the annoying faff and limitations from the genre and concentrated on the game itself. »
« An addictive game that has a good spawn rate, wonderful graphical elements and solid sound. »
« Even if you are not floored when you first start playing, give the game a chance and explore some of the nuances and you will be hooked before you know it. »
« What awaits everyone in Dereth is a world rich with lore, quests and beauty. »
« Easy to get into, difficult to stop playing and always enjoyable. »
« The rich, continuing back story is among the most fascinating found in the MMORPGs, and the fact that players can take part in the story truly adds to the experience. »
« With a fabulous graphics engine, deep character development and excellent additions to come in the months ahead, AC2 sets a new standard. »