Review #5 - 2018
https://www.gaiaonline.com/games/zomg/
This game is certainly a product of its time, and its because of that very notion I still love to visit it every now and then. The fact you can still play it even after the Flash purge is remarkable, and it hasn't changed a bit, for better or for worse. I for one, love that it hasn't changed, although yes, it is sad to see it uninhabited. At least it's still playable!
Gameplay is extremely simple: just point, and click to attack. It's an RPG, so there's lots of interacting with characters, doing quests, and leveling up. Your usual RPG faire. It has a grand story to tell, but I'll be honest, I've never seen what was beyond the Village Greens. Me and my friends back in the day would usually just mingle there, and never really embarked on the full adventure. It's something I'd love to do someday, so I'm glad it's a game you can still play even after all these years.
https://www.gaiaonline.com/games/zomg/
This game is certainly a product of its time, and its because of that very notion I still love to visit it every now and then. The fact you can still play it even after the Flash purge is remarkable, and it hasn't changed a bit, for better or for worse. I for one, love that it hasn't changed, although yes, it is sad to see it uninhabited. At least it's still playable!
Gameplay is extremely simple: just point, and click to attack. It's an RPG, so there's lots of interacting with characters, doing quests, and leveling up. Your usual RPG faire. It has a grand story to tell, but I'll be honest, I've never seen what was beyond the Village Greens. Me and my friends back in the day would usually just mingle there, and never really embarked on the full adventure. It's something I'd love to do someday, so I'm glad it's a game you can still play even after all these years.
devilsrider
9 months ago