Atlantica Online

Publisher: NDOORS Interactive

Developer: NDOORS Interactive

Category: Role-Playing

Release Dates

Online - 10/30/2008

Official Game Website

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Michael Lafferty - 10/28/2009

Atlantica Online does a nice job of offering a different kind of MMO experience with its turn-based combat scheme

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News

Ndoors Releases “Lite” Client for Atlantica Online
Ndoors Interactive today announced the release of a “lite” client for their award-winning strategic turn-based MMORPG, Atlantica Online

Ndoors Releases “Lite” Client for Atlantica Online
The lite client is about 700MB and enables new players to play Atlantica while the full client conveniently downloads in the background.

Atlantica Online Fall Update Introduces the ‘Punisher’
New Updates Reward Players with Experience Boosts, Collection Points and More

Level-Cap Increase and New Mercenary Class Enhance the Vibrant World of Atlantica Online
Players March Towards Level 130 with the Addition of Van Gogh’s Gallery

Atlantica Online Continues Growth with New Mercenary Class and Game Update
Update Optimizes Game As Hwarang Enter the Fray

All News for Atlantica Online

Description

The turn-based combat system offers players the chance to strategically plan every move of the nine characters in their group. Players can form teams of three to bring 27 controllable characters into combat. Or for simple fights, players can preset each character/mercenary’s skill set and let the auto-battle system resolve the fight.

The mercenary system gives players the chance to manage multiple characters’ development simultaneously. In addition to their main character, players can hire eight mercenaries each with a different class and skills. They can be obtained as an infant and raised, married to other mercenaries and even have their own children. Mercenaries’ stats will decline as they age, necessitating the need to constantly update and upkeep the mercenary roster.

The city/country management system adds a layer of strategic play beyond typical party level interaction. Guilds can establish control of cities and go to war with each other. They will need to plan everything from culture, commerce and industry, even down to the placement of buildings for the maximum output. Groups of guilds can even band together to take control of countries. Controlling cities and countries allows them to obtain rare items and mercenaries.