Twelve Sky is a fantasy MMORPG with fast leveling early game and an interesting item drop system similar to that of Diablo 2’s. Twelve Sky is unique in the sense that your character always starts out with 1 in each stat, so you can allocate stats exactly how you want them.

Twelve Sky Information
Game Title : Twelve Sky
Genres: 3D, Fantasy, Mmorpg
Publisher : Aeria Games
Developer : Gigassoft
Area : USA / Global
Official Site : Click Here
Platforms: Microsoft Windows

Pros: +Fast XP early game, +Medium sized community, +Fast paced combat

Cons: -XP Slows down drastically mid game, -No tutorial, -Boring quest system, -blurry graphics

Twelve Sky Reviewed

Twelve Sky is an MMORPG that is extremely difficult to “get into” as leveling is absurdly slow. Start off by choosing one of the three available factions; Jinong Fujin Guanyin. The faction you select basically determines what class you are, as each faction has its own advantages and disadvantages. When you first begin playing, experience gain is ridiculously fast, as in you can get level 12 within 10 minutes, but to go from level 14-20 will take 4+ hours. It’s as if you hit a brick wall after level 15.

One interesting aspect of Twelve Sky is the fact that the publisher is actively involved in game events and updates. Every holiday, you can bet that the folks over at Aeria games are working to create an in game event for that specific holiday, whether it’s bonus experience or fun new quests. Twelve Sky also has daily events which range from “bunny races” to “no experience penalty” depending on which day of the week it is. Other game publishers should definitely take note of this, as daily events are a great way to keep players hooked, and are certainly an enjoyable addition to the game.

One major downside to Twelve sky is that the game’s graphics are quite poor. Everything seems blurry and jagged. The most unusual thing I noticed about Twelve Sky is the options page. On the bottom of options page, there is a button for exit and logout. Presumably, exit will close the options menu, while log out will log you off from the game, but Nope. In Twelve Sky if you hit Exit, it closes the game, not the options screen. Only after careful examination, i found an X in the top corner of the options menu, which closes the options screen. The X Was dang well hidden, as it was blended into the options menu, making it hard to find. Why would the developers do that? Even with it’s flaws, Twelve Sky is worth checking out.

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Resources / Guides

Official Site