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mangamax
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Posted 8/13/11
Good MMOs with an anime art style?
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Posted 8/24/11
Yeah there is an upcomming korean MMO called Tera
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Posted 10/31/11
Check out Rusty Hearts on Steam. It's in beta last I remember, but the art style is completely anime.
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Posted 11/1/11
I looked up Tera, looks very cool I am deffinitly gonna play it. It's a bit more realistic style. You could say Rusty Hearts is a bit more anime style. for the ones who like those better...
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Posted 11/7/11
Lucent Heart (www.lucentheart.com) is in the anime-style It's free-to-play and has a great community, along with plenty of daily events & activities to do! There's also the Zodiac System that helps with your character build, and you get an awesome transformation armor (that has looks like it's inspired from the Saint Seiya anime)! Definitely wouldn't hurt to check out
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Posted 11/23/11
Check Dragona Online. and I find out that their forum is UP
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Posted 11/23/11
Runescape~!
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Posted 11/25/11
Dragonica & Dragon Nest.
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Posted 11/26/11
Tiara Concerto! but has not been english translated yet should come out next year though






ps: if you watch the trailer you can see miku(voicaloid) and saber(FSN) XD
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Posted 11/28/11
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Posted 11/28/11, edited 11/28/11
Dragon Nest and Iris Online, cute toons.
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Posted 11/30/11
A great site to check out for Asian-style games is http://www.mmorpg.com/
Aion has been out for a while and has some beautiful graphics. Someone suggested Tera and there's another one called Blade and Soul. I'd only suggest pay-to-play games since F2P is usually riddled with hackers and not the greatest GM support.
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Posted 12/22/11
Elemental knights for Android (and maybe iphone) kind of has an anime look to it.
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Posted 1/1/12

yurini wrote:

Check out Rusty Hearts on Steam. It's in beta last I remember, but the art style is completely anime.


Why Steam. It's F2P and Valve didn't make RH.
Check it out here: http://rustyhearts.perfectworld.com/

Dragon Nest is also anime style-ish: http://dragonnest.nexon.net/
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Posted 1/2/12

EfTale wrote:


yurini wrote:

Check out Rusty Hearts on Steam. It's in beta last I remember, but the art style is completely anime.


Why Steam. It's F2P and Valve didn't make RH.
Check it out here: http://rustyhearts.perfectworld.com/

Dragon Nest is also anime style-ish: http://dragonnest.nexon.net/


Nobody ever claimed Valve made it. But there's certainly nothing wrong with accessing (or downloading) games via Steam. It facilitates gameplay among your existing Steam friends list, which is a big draw for a gamer like myself. Steam sure did a lot to plug the game and get it exposure (for a fee, I'm sure, but that's a marketing budget for you) and in the end it was exposed to more people than would have heard just another F2P game in this lifetime.

If not for Steam, I wouldn't even be aware of this game.

So when you ask "Why Steam?" just remember that for many gamers, it's because it makes it easier to game with our friends.
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