Would love to rate 5 stars – Teon: Sword & Magic Review

Honestly, if I knew how to create an account i would be playing it right now. But unfortunately there seems to be no way for me to create an account on the app, game website, companies website, or Wordpress (side-thing they recommend I download to login faster). So I tried out the guest account and made a short list of pros and cons that bothered me and really made me enjoy it. I will most likely continue playing this game till I finish the free areas and see if the subscription is worth the penny. PROS: Hardcore aspect - honestly the reason I even looked at this game that and the open world PvP [ignore the other reviewer saying there is no map they have added a map] Complexity - character attributes that can be changed similar to fallout, gear enchantments, hotkey and layout rearrangements, clans, open trading system, no energy limitations or p2w gimmicks, etc. Classic - feels like an old mmo and plays like one too! Feels nostalgic, gritty, and unknown like a hardcore mmo but on your iPhone. Some people dislike this I like it CONS: Community - I really want to see this community grow big as this is an mmo unlike any other on the market which makes it a hidden gem. Unfortunately lack of online community is a struggle from the time I played even searching for stuff on google (popular in China I believe) Subscription - it’s a mobile game no one wants to pay $10 a month when they probably pay that on another PC or console monthly subscription. However this subscription if paid for should output quality content and events as well as weed out potential bots or hackers. But seriously it’s a mobile game $5 max. No IAP’s? Movement - As a die-hard PVP player in MMO’s this is key in a game that promotes open world PK or any type of PVP (arena, battlegrounds, clans) however, the character movement can feel sluggish and still when in combat (no real kiting ability). THIS IS A MAJOR ? fix this and promote your game and the niche community you are looking for will flock towards it.
Review by Alex Rafael on Teon: Sword & Magic.