It's also worth mentioning that Bless Unleashed is pretty graphically demanding. And if PvP is your thing, you can jump into instanced battlegrounds at level 30 or go for open-world PvP in disputed areas. The first ten or so levels feel pretty linear, but the zones start to open up after that. One particular world boss-a harpy that has a ridiculously ranged one-shot mechanic-killed about five of us in one hit, but others rushed in to resurrect us so we could jump back into the fight. There are also world bosses to tackle when you're out and about exploring, and there seems to be no shortage of players ready to lend a hand. As well as the usual 'kill X number of Y' objectives, several of the early quests have you tackling formidable enemies, and you often find yourself as one of many players trying to take it down. Once you're a couple of levels in, the game quickly reminds you that you are playing an MMO rather than just an action RPG.
Still, it's a good way to throw you straight into the action. It also means the tutorial enemies are a bit of a pushover. I say powerful, but your character has a temporary level boost which gives you an indication of how that particular class will play as you unlock more skills and abilities through the normal levelling process. You're introduced to it the moment you leave the character creation screen when you're thrown into a mini tutorial level that pits your character against increasingly powerful enemies. I enjoy action combat when it's done well, and for me, no MMO has been able to top Tera in that regard, so I was surprised to find that Bless Unleashed's take is actually pretty fun. The MMO has been around on consoles for a couple of years now, but as the Steam version has just launched with a new update, I thought I'd take a look. It's set in the same world as Bless Online, uses the same assets, and has Neowiz as the publisher on PC-and that's where the connection appears to end.
Bless Unleashed is a fantasy MMO developed by Round8 Studio.
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