Flyff First Impressions Review

[Aurael]

Haven't you ever looked up and wished to be able to join the birds in their daily treks across the sky? Fly for Fun (or Flyff), an import from Gala-Net, distinguishes itself from many free-to-play games by offering players the chance to do just that. Ten Ton Hammer's Amber "Aurael" Weldon swoops into the world of Roiku to give her reflections in her Flyff First Impressions Review.

Flyff is quite different from anything else that I've played. It might very well be a role-player's dream, because your experiences depend completely on your choices. Just as in real life, you are not given a manual which tells you how to live your life. You are not given specific instructions as to what you should do, where and how to do it. You are given basic directions (how to move, how to attack) and the rest is up to you.

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What part of the game would you like Amber to check out for her full review of Flyff?

[Cody Bye]

Flying - I want you to fly all over the damn place.

On top of that, it sounds like the game was pretty combat heavy - is there anything else to do in the world?

[Aurael]

At the beginning not really...mostly kill kiLL KILL!. There is a collection area that I will be exploring soon, so hopefully it will give me a break from the slaughter of helpless beasties. As for what is collected in the area, or what it is used for, stay tuned, and we'll see!

[SilverSeraph]

There really isn't much to do in this game besides grind sadly. The only thing that'll keep you playing long enough to experience all of the content are the friends you make along the way. But if you do not like grind sessions lasting well over 5 hours each, then I can't, in good conscience, recommend this game.