Gameloft Releases purchase and Chaos Online: $6.99 for original three Months

A few days ago we showed you Order and Chaos Online video, a World of Warcraft knock off specifically designed by Gameloft for the iPhone and iPad. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t try this “full-3D MMORPG” subscription wow gold based game for iOS devices. In fact, after the break you’ll find all the features of the game plus what it means for your iWallet.

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Order & Chaos Online will cost you $6.99 if you purchase it right away, and that’s if you meet some requirements. The game is supported by the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPod touch 3G and 4G, the iPad 1 and iPad 2, and a Wi-Fi and/or 3G connection is needed to play it, not to mention registering a Gameloft Live account. After your initial payment you’ll be granted three months of free pay, although it’s not really free since you paid for the thing in the first place, and you’ll have to fork out, $0.99, $1.99 or $2.99 for one, three and six months, respectively of extra Order and Chaos gameplay.

Not that expensive for a MMORPG game, is it? But, naturally, in-game you’ll also have the possibility of purchasing gold and runes for http://www.only4wowgold.com various prices, which means this iDevice game could get a lot more expensive than the regular games you’re used to play on such gadgets.

The Order side offers you access to two races, Elves and Humans, while the Orcs and Undead will challenge you from the Chaos side. No matter which one you’d choose you get to customize “gender, appearance, class and talent.” There are 1000 skills and 2000 pieces of equipment to level-up for.

There are over 500 quests to perform and you can interact with other players and join parties and guilds to help with your current objectives. In other words you get access to a full MMORG that looks very much like the one you’d want to play, but one you can take with you on the road whenever you feel like it. Personally I’d recommend playing it on an iPad instead of the smaller iPhone or iPod touch, but that doesn’t mean iPhone gameplay should be ignored. And while it does look like World of Warcraft, there’s absolutely no reason for not trying this iOS game on your current device, especially if you’re a MMORPG fan!



Read: World of Warcraft for iPad & iPhone – Order & Chaos Online – Available in the App Store [Gameloft Releases Order and Chaos Online: $6.99 for First Three Months, Subscription Required to Beat the Orcs & Undead, or the Elves & Humans] | TFTS Technology, Gadgets & Curiosities

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