When creating the second Star Wars episode, George Lucas could not even imagine that Korean game developers would take the name "Attack of the Clones" too literally. Instead, they have engaged in cloning well-known games such as World of Warcraft and Lineage II, which were repeatedly written on the MMOTOP.ORG website.

Many clones did not have time to enter the world stage and died in infancy. However, most remain afloat and are available on a shareware model—one of the latest in the Korean development of Last Chaos. Released by the renowned development studio NAKO Interactive, Last Chaos launched in South Korea in 2006 before making its way to global markets. The game is available on multiple platforms, including PC and various mobile devices, making it accessible to a broad audience.

The development of Last Chaos took approximately two years, a period during which the developers meticulously crafted a game that would appeal to fans of MMORPGs. Specifically designed for those who enjoyed games like World of Warcraft and Lineage II, Last Chaos has managed to sustain a loyal player base. With about 10,000 players engaging daily and around 3.6 million players annually, the game has accumulated a player base of roughly 20 million over its lifetime.

Last Chaos continues to live and successfully adapt to all environmental conditions. The project's survivability can be attributed to the fact that its creators adequately assess their capabilities. They do not try to create World of Warcraft and Lineage II because they understand they will not succeed. Therefore, they do not waste their energy in vain. Instead, developers repeat many moments from popular games and make specific cosmetic effects.

Distinguishing Features

Of course, not all changes in Last Chaos can be successful. For example, unlike Lineage II, in which there are ten classes at once, there are only six of them. These are typical classes, among which the tank, healer, mage, and robber are trendy. These characters have been used in many other similar games in the genre. This combination best contributes to the unification of users into groups.

Levelling heroes in Last Chaos is also quite traditional. It is produced by killing many different monsters. Traditionally, the bulk of these monsters is found in various dungeons. Here, as a rule, the entire gameplay for a typical gamer takes place. In general, the game has open dungeons with the ability to switch to PvP. In addition, there are various personal instances where you can destroy monsters without fear of attacks from other players.

Surface Activities

Players come out of the dungeons to the surface only in two situations - when they need to trade or to storm the castle. All this is also very similar to the gameplay of the famous Lineage II. All this, as a rule, pleases all fans of the genre. In Last Chaos, the development of the economy is at the proper level. The siege of fortresses is also exciting. Here you can look at other characters and show everyone your abilities.

Craft

In Last Chaos, the crafting system is also entirely developed, an important point for many gamers. However, the mechanism for improving and sharpening weapons and armour leaves much to be desired. It's all the fault of the notorious "Korean random", which will not allow you to implement your plan quickly. The situation is aggravated by the fact that the stones necessary for improvement can only be obtained from game alchemists, who will not give them up so easily. But, of course, if you are willing to spend real money on this process, then all problems quickly disappear. Immediately after you invest a certain amount in the Last Chaos game, it will begin to change and change for the better. However, this is precisely when such microtransactions are positive rather than negative.

MMOTOP.ORG Review

Overall, Last Chaos offers a nostalgic experience for fans of classic MMORPGs. The game does a commendable job of emulating successful elements from its predecessors while adding its own unique touches. The six available classes may seem limited, but they promote effective team play. The dungeon-centric gameplay and PvP options are engaging, but the grind can become repetitive. The crafting system is robust, yet the reliance on random elements and microtransactions can be frustrating for players. While Last Chaos is not a groundbreaking entry in the genre, it remains a solid choice for those looking to relive the glory days of early MMORPGs. We rate Last Chaos a 55 out of 100.

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