Perfect World M

About

"Perfect World M" is a revamped version of the classic MMORPG, bringing back beloved classes and settings in a stunning next-gen graphics world. Build strong bonds with improved mentoring, marriage, guild, and party systems, and explore the vast skies, lands, and oceans in this epic adventure. Embark on your ultimate Xia journey and unite with others to fight for glory.

Genres & Tags

Role Playing

Play Modes

36%

Audience ScoreBased on 72 reviews

gameplay6 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The character customization is surprisingly fleshed out and offers a variety of options.
The game has a beautiful atmosphere and character design, with enjoyable music.
It is free-to-play friendly, allowing players to engage without heavy financial investment.

The game is a poorly executed mobile port, leading to numerous glitches and crashes.
There is no proper exit function, forcing players to use workarounds to close the game.
Gameplay is heavily reliant on auto-play mechanics, making it feel repetitive and unengaging.

gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
25%
The gameplay features extensive character customization and innovative mechanics, particularly in socialization and unique class archetypes like shapeshifting. However, many players find the combat repetitive, as skills often reduce to basic damage with minimal variation, leading to a reliance on face-tanking rather than strategic play. Overall, while the game offers rewarding complexity and fun interactions, it suffers from a lack of depth in combat engagement.
- “The character customization is surprisingly fleshed out, most music is legitimately good, and there are some truly fun gameplay ideas ranging from the heavy emphasis on socialization through the abundance of party and guild bonuses to underexplored character archetypes in MMOs such as shapeshifting classes.”
- “The game mechanics are actually the most complex I've seen in a mobile game, which makes it incredibly rewarding if you're building your characters correctly.”
- “Gameplay is also relatively fun with a lot of people.”
- “Any unique or fun aspects to the classes will be quickly lost to each skill boiling down to doing basic damage with a slightly different visual and some sort of stat buff, resulting in highly repetitive gameplay—which you probably won't manage anyway since most content won't require it, opting instead to expect you to face tank and chug health recovery.”
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
75%
The story aspect of the game is criticized for its reliance on automated daily quests, which can detract from player engagement and immersion. Users express frustration over the inability to manually control quest progression, leading to a disjointed experience. Additionally, the lack of an exit function from the main menu further complicates the gameplay experience.
- “Click the quest tracker as suggested and the game auto-plays, and then you can't get it to stop until you escape to the main menu, which doesn't even have an exit game function.”
- “Daily quests can mostly be done on auto.”
- “Daily quests can mostly be done on auto.”
optimization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The optimization of Perfect World M has been criticized for its poor performance and a user interface that feels lazily ported from mobile, failing to utilize the capabilities of PC hardware. Players experience significant limitations, such as drastically reduced character resolution and restricted gear customization, which detracts from the overall experience despite the strong character customization options available.
- “While the character customization is strong, this port does not take advantage of the stronger hardware of PCs whatsoever, which means you're stuck with mobile optimizations like drastically lowering the resolution of your character on most screens and offering limited gear customization.”
- “Once you adjust to the poor performance and lazily ported UI, it becomes clear that there are genuinely worthwhile things about Perfect World M.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The music in the game is generally well-received, with many tracks being described as good and enjoyable. However, the frequent looping of these tracks without accompanying ambient sounds can lead to irritation over time. Overall, while the music enhances the experience, its repetitive nature detracts from its long-term appeal.
- “The character customization is surprisingly fleshed out, most music is legitimately good, and there are some truly fun gameplay ideas ranging from the heavy emphasis on socialization through the abundance of party and guild bonuses to underexplored character archetypes in MMOs such as shapeshifting classes.”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization strategy is criticized for being a repetitive cash grab, with new servers launching every 2 to 3 weeks, compelling players to sell their accounts and re-roll on newer servers. This cycle undermines older servers and forces players to spend continuously to remain competitive, creating a frustrating and costly experience.
- “Quick cash grabs launching new servers every 2 to 3 weeks make people sell their accounts to other players to re-roll on those new ones, killing the older servers. This forces everyone to move and spend a lot of money to keep up with those who sold their accounts to play on the new servers. This cycle repeats over and over.”
atmosphere
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
150%
The game features a stunning atmosphere and impressive character design, but players find it unplayable due to issues like automatic speech skipping and a lack of pause functionality, detracting from the overall experience.
- “The atmosphere is beautifully crafted, immersing you in a world filled with stunning visuals and intricate character designs.”
- “The game's atmosphere is captivating, drawing players into its rich and vibrant environment.”
- “The combination of beautiful scenery and detailed character design creates an unforgettable atmosphere.”
character development
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
While the game features stunning atmosphere and character design, players criticize the character development due to unplayable mechanics, such as auto-play and automatic speech skipping, which hinder meaningful engagement with the characters.