AdventureQuest 3D

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AdventureQuest 3D is a free-to-play cross-platform MMORPG that allows you to explore an ever-expanding world with thousands of other players. Choose from various classes, battle monsters, complete quests, and participate in seasonal events. The game offers real-time combat, player vs. player modes, and the ability to customize and decorate your own home.

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Play Modes

+15

76%

Audience ScoreBased on 98 reviews

graphics6 positive mentions

story4 negative mentions

The game captures the nostalgic feel of classic AQWorlds, making it enjoyable for long-time fans.
It is a decent MMO option for players with low-spec computers, and the developers are actively working on improvements.
The game offers unique elements and has the potential to grow, especially with future updates.

The gameplay can feel repetitive, with a grindy leveling system and lack of rewarding boss encounters.
There are numerous bugs and technical issues, including crashes and poor inventory management.
The game lacks essential features like a mini-map and has a confusing XP scaling system that detracts from the overall experience.

story
28 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
11%
75%
14%
The story in the game is generally perceived as repetitive and lacking depth, with many quests feeling poorly designed and offering little sense of progression. While some players find the storyline decent, the overwhelming need for grinding and the presence of microtransactions detract from the overall experience. Overall, the narrative fails to engage players meaningfully, leading to a mixed reception.
- “At 80 hours, I finished all the main story and side quests.”
- “Storyline is decent so far, and the classes in the game are also cool.”
- “You need a story to get behind (Ashfall might change this, I guess; we will see).”
- “The quest, story, and almost everything feels repetitive.”
- “You basically run around place to place fighting repetitive monsters to complete poorly made quests that offer no sense of progression whatsoever.”
- “I have completed all of the available quests for now and I'll be honest, it took me 40 hours to get to level 15 with massive grinding.”
graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
20%
20%
The graphics of the game receive mixed feedback, with some users noting that while they aren't the best, they are impressive for a mobile title and run smoothly at 60 fps. Despite some criticisms regarding the overall quality, many players find the visuals acceptable given the game's limited budget and small development team. Overall, the graphics are seen as a decent aspect of the game, contributing to the fun experience despite some shortcomings.
- “Sure, the graphics aren't the best but they are pretty damn good considering you can also play this game on your mobile phone.”
- “The graphics are nice, with it being capped at 60 fps.”
- “Graphics: 9/10”
- “The game is a bit good, but the graphics are a little... bad. However, it's still a fun game to play. The premium currency is unobtainable through simple non-paying gameplay (although it's still in open beta, so they probably will make dragon crystals obtainable soon). The leveling up system is a bit grindy (considering the level cap is still at 15, it will probably change soon). But I'm still looking forward to the full release.”
- “Not going to comment on the graphics because it's made on a limited budget by a fairly small team, but the gameplay is really bad.”
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
13%
38%
The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with many players finding it enjoyable yet grindy, particularly due to the slow experience gain and the premium currency being difficult to obtain without spending money. While the game is fun and engaging, the leveling system feels tedious, especially with the current level cap of 15. Overall, players are optimistic about improvements in the full release, despite concerns about graphics and monetization.
- “The gameplay is incredibly fun, but it seems like you don't even gain XP unless you kill around a hundred monsters.”
- “The game is enjoyable to play, although the graphics could use improvement. The premium currency is currently hard to obtain without spending money, but since it's in open beta, there's hope for changes. The leveling system feels a bit grindy, especially with the level cap at 15, but I'm looking forward to the full release.”
- “Gameplay: 8/10”
- “Not going to comment on the graphics because it's made on a limited budget by a fairly small team, but the gameplay is really bad.”
- “The leveling up system is a bit grindy, considering the level cap is still at 15; it will probably change soon.”
- “The premium currency is unobtainable through simple non-paying gameplay.”
grinding
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be quite significant, particularly as they reach the level cap of 15, which requires extensive dungeon runs for experience points. Many express frustration that these dungeons yield less experience than story missions, leading to a tedious leveling process that can take around 40 hours. While the game shows potential, the current grind-heavy mechanics may deter some players, especially those seeking a more balanced progression system.
- “You'll get to the point where if you want to level up, you'll have to grind certain dungeons a bunch of times, not to mention that they give far less experience than story missions (which you probably can't do if you are grinding the dungeons for experience in the first place).”
- “I have completed all of the available quests for now and I'll be honest, it took me 40 hours to get to level 15 with massive grinding.”
- “The leveling up system is a bit grindy (considering the level cap is still at 15, it will probably change soon).”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game features amusing dialogue and entertaining glitches, such as getting stuck in trees, which adds to its fun factor. However, there are concerns that it may evolve into a pay-to-play model, potentially detracting from the overall experience.
- “The game is still worth checking out; it can work on low-spec computers. It's fun glitching yourself up trees and building, and there is some funny dialogue.”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization in the game is criticized for being intrusive, with frequent grinds and microtransactions detracting from an otherwise engaging story experience.
- “The game has a decent immersive story, but it's overshadowed by constant grinds and microtransactions.”
- “The game has a decent immersive story, but it's overshadowed by constant grinds and microtransactions.”
stability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Overall, users report a stable experience with no significant bugs encountered, allowing them to enjoy the various activities and crafting options as they progress in the game.