Aion Review by Gamespy

While not showering NCsoft with praise for Aion, Gamespy provides a moderately favorable review of the game in their latest Consensus. They waited two months after launch to complete the review and the author definitely spent a good chunk of time in the game. Overall the positives outweigh the negatives for the reviewer. It's a well put-together package that only falters in that it sticks to the same formulas that I've seen in MMOs since their inception. It's a highly polished experience that will satisfy if you're looking for yet another MMO, albeit one with a few more bells and whistles.

Aion's colorful zones are mighty attractive .The first impression really is worth experiencing. Aion's initial character creation, your first exposure to the game past that lovely sign-in screen, is a new benchmark for avatar customization. While there are only two races (Elyos and Asmodean) and four classes (Warrior, Mage, Priest, Scout) you have a wealth of different options to choose from to make your character a unique individual. And you need enough Aion gold or Aion Kinah help you in the game.

Receiving a B-/C+ grade, Aion lands towards the lower end of the Gamespy scale versus other MMOGs. when reviewing the scores provided to some of the other MMOGs in their list, but scores are very subjective. As a largest aion gold provider，our vcsale are always offering aion gold kaufen to player.