Order & Chaos 2: Redemption

Release Date: September 16, 2015

RPG, fantasy, free-to-play, MMORPG, MMO, internet

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The sequel to the popular MMORPG for mobile devices. It was developed by Gameloft and takes us once more to the fantasy land of Haradon, which was destroyed by a cataclysm caused by the destruction of an ancient artifact called the Primal Heart. Six hundred years have passed since this dramatic event, and the civilizations have managed to partially recover; the players assume the role of heroes who start to gradually come to the land.

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[1:32] Order & Chaos 2: Redemption launch trailer

Order & Chaos 2: Redemption is an MMORPG for AND and iOS. The production uses the free-to-play model with micropayments and was developed by Gameloft.

Plot

In the game, we are taken to the land of Haradon known from the original. This place looks quite standard for the fantasy genre. In terms of technological development, it resembles the middle ages. Apart from humans, the world is inhabited by other sapient races and magic is commonly used. The universe we go back to hasn’t changed much. The destruction of the artifact called the Primal Heart caused a cataclysm of an almost apocalyptic scope. When the game starts, six hundred years have passed since this event. Civilizations managed to restore part of their former glory, and heroes start to come to the land once more – those are the protagonists.

Mechanics

As befits an MMORPG, every player has to create their character first. We choose from quite large set of races and classes and then we set off into the world. While playing, we explore the land, perform quests, gather treasures, and — first and foremost — fight monsters. Combat takes place in real time and follows a typically RPG path which means that the result of a battle depends mainly on the heroes’ abilities instead of the players that control them.

Naturally, Order & Chaos 2: Redemption for AND and iOS doesn’t lack a character development system that lets us gather experience points and then spend them on enhancing our hero’s statistics and buying new skills. Apart from standard PvE tasks in which we face computer-controlled opponents, the title features the possibility of fighting other players in PvP combat.

Last updated on November 24, 2016