World of Warcraft

A timeless MMO that defined the genre for me. The vast world, intricate lore, and endless adventures make it unforgettable. It's a game that has given countless memories and continues to be a benchmark for online gaming.

Impossible to fault this iconic masterpiece!

World of Warcraft is a timeless and ever-evolving MMO that acted not just as an introduction to the genre for many people, but shaped MMOs into what we know them to be today. Each expansion offers a wealth of content for every type of player, and the extensive backlog of achievements to complete and items to collect ensure that there will always be something to do. An underrated asepct of World of Warcraft is its soundtrack, a lengthy backlog of tracks that are equal parts beautiful and exquisitely crafted. This, coupled with the extensive lore and overall atmosphere of each zone makes World of Warcraft a joy to play.

Despite nostalgia, I think this game was an instant classic and popular for a good reason. The entirety of this game is designed as a time sink, but still filled with content of different forms. I will always look back fondly on the multiplayer experiences I've had with strangers, friends, and my dad. And the lore of Azeroth is still interesting and evolving to this day. Even if I stopped playing after Battle For Azeroth, this game is still 10/10. I cannot play anymore out of respect for my wallet and time.

World of Warcraft is the MMO that started it all. The expansive world, epic raids, and endless grind made it a haven for RPG lovers. It’s hard to ignore the number of hours I’ve wasted, but the content updates, expansions, and community keep it alive. That said, it can feel a bit bloated at times and is definitely not a game for the casual player.

World of Warcraft certainly left quite an impression on me. Prior to the 14-day trial back in 2009, I had never played an MMORPG before. I'll never forget the first time I set foot in Azeroth and how alive the world felt in comparison to anything I had played up to that point.

I still play World of Warcraft to this day, and it has been one heck of a journey even during the less-than-stellar expansions like Warlords of Draenor.

best game right now and i like how they are going to add more to it and make it more good and i been likeing it ever seens 2019 and i still played though out shadowlands and everybody quit during that exepansion