The wait is over for this ambitious indie MMORPG and so far things are looking decent. While it's certainly not the quality you'd expect from a AAA studio it does offer a pretty solid base to grow from and an absolutely massive world to explore.
Quinfall features a robust crafting system and exploration system including treasure hunting which offers some pretty sweet rewards. There is animal husbandry and breeding wild horses to become trusted steeds you can use to traverse the vast landscape. You can auto-run on any road to another town or pay a few for fast travel. There is sailing, sieging, and fishing to keep your attention. You can build your own house and decorate it or simply rent a house in town. You will even find world bosses to engage including a kraken!
The Gaiscioch in Quinfall
Opening a guild was a breeze and aside from some translation issues, it was easy to figure out. They even let us import our own clan and alliance logos. Simple search for Gaiscioch and request to join and one of our officers can approve your application to join. Guilds currently start and 10 players and can grow to 100 by expanding the size using in-game currency (affordable) or real-world currency. I will increase the size as needed. There is a guild bank where we can share items with each other as well as guild skills we can unlock.
Overall Impression
All in all the Quinfall feels like the Dark Age of Camelot mixed with Black Desert. The graphics may not be the best, but they're certainly better than some other games we've seen be released into early access. The vastness of gameplay systems is where this game really shines. There's a lot of different things to do in this game and there's no one way to play it. It encourages you to do what you enjoy doing and rewards you for doing it.
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