GENSHIN KILLER! CRYSTAL OF ATLAN IS THE REAL DEAL
Game: Crystal of Atlan
Platform: PC & Mobile
Genre: MMORPG, Magipunk, Adventure
Release: GLOBAL BETA
Price: FREE TO PLAY (with Minor Microtransactions)
Overview
The constant clickbait by content creators in pursuit to lure you in for the next big thing labeled as the "Genshin Impact Killer" is frequently overused and often does not even come close to being true. It has changed this time around. Crystal of Atlan is essentially Genshin devoid of its constituent elements. There are no ridiculous mechanics that will force you to spend your life savings, and even if you did spend money, there is essentially no Pay to Win feature, particularly for PvP.
Graphics & Presentation
Visually pleasing, performs admirably, and offers numerous playable configurations to suit your preferences. Mobile device, keyboard and mouse, or controller gameplay!
Initially, I regarded this game as a complete waste of my time before I launched it. However, as I progressed through the game, my perspective changed. It gradually became apparent. The game is outstanding. It presently has all the necessary components for success, and although there are no methods to purchase currency (BETA), we can only hope that once the ability to spend money is introduced, it will continue to be available for the main focus F2P.
There is no necessity for longs grinds or heavily restricted content. The only daily gating is the progression of the story which allows one full Normal and Elite before you have to wait until morning. Females are not sexualized and there are no lolicon looking characters that are playable, which makes that a win win!
Gameplay / Combat
It's action at a rapid tempo. There are numerous skills and classes that can be chained and combined in any manner desired; therefore, although it may appear linear, it's actually quite good for what it has, not to mention the classes that will be added in the future like the Fighter. There are numerous alternatives to engaging in combat, such as exploring, gathering, cooking, and leveling up your pets to foster stronger relationships, among others, given that the game is still in its beta phase and not all content has been made available.
Conclusion
One of the finest events in my entire life. The community and developers are both outstanding and accommodating. It is enjoyable without being tedious, and it is rewarding without being taxing. If you dislike Genshin or if you play the game and find it tedious and repetitive. This has every positive quality it possesses, but no tiresome annoyances outside of maybe PvP and the specific perma CC classes.
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