The gameplay is really very like Keen Games' Portal Knights, that includes an Maplestory Mesos extremely similar environmental voxel-like layout, but using the pudgy, Moe-like characters that are probably to appeal to a bunch of Japanese and South Korean gamers, and all the weebs who wish they lived in Nippon.
The actual gameplay in the trailer centered more around the casual elements -- such as dance, socializing, playing dress-up and constructing your very own little abode -- instead of the battle and celebration mechanics.
Obviously, the game still allows you creep through many different worlds with friends, fighting directors, making loot and making a title to fame. However, the 3D perspective seems to lend itself toward attracting the VR Chat crowd who hates VR.MapleStory Two making its way worldwide, closed beta sign-ups open
The sequel to MapleStory, the favorite side-scrolling cheap Maplestory Items online role-playing game, is finally coming to regions outside of South Korea.
MapleStory 2, that writer Nexon America showed off Saturday in Los Angeles in the fan event MapleStory Fest, ditches the pixelated 2D visuals of the original game for a blocky 3D world, à la Minecraft or Trove. Its class process is not as diverse as that of the first game yet, but Nexon said in a news release that MapleStory 2 will be quite customizable, from your outfits to even having to build your own home.
The sequel occurs at the exact same game world, the Maple World, and is a prequel to the original MapleStory. You'll certainly see familiar faces, although they might be somewhat different from what you recall.
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