OGPlanet has announced the release of its latest free-to-play MMORPG, a fantasy title called N.E.O. Online. Set in the monster-infested world of Gaia, N.E.O. allows players the freedom to upgrade abilities and statistics at will, rather than being restricted to a traditional class/level system.
While at first blush N.E.O. may sound like yet another entry into the increasingly overcrowded free-to-play fantasy market, the title boasts at least one unique feature that bears watching. Player actions are the centerpiece of the Chaos Meter system, in which user decisions determine how dangerous particular sections of the game world are at a given time. If players fight evil, the Chaos Meter will empty and the world will reflect peace. If players disrupt the peace or engage in evil acts, the Chaos Meter will fill, and Gaia will become populated with powerful creatures.
PvP also becomes available as the Chaos Meter increases, and player conflict comes in mano-a-mano, group, and guild flavors. Spoils of victory include fame, money, and stat-boosting titles, many of which can only be worn by a single player in the game at any given time.
N.E.O. Online also features crafting, a pet and mount system, and a marriage mechanic. Check out the official website for all the details.
Reader Comments (12)
Posted: Jul 12th 2010 11:55PM Pingles said
Giving this a shot.
Posted: Jul 13th 2010 12:45AM DotCom said
Most likely just another cookie cut MMO but I'll try it out. See what its all about.
Posted: Jul 13th 2010 1:10AM (Unverified) said
is this just a rerelease of Neosteam? seems to look fairly similar
Posted: Jul 13th 2010 1:40AM mattwo said
Those ears...what species is that guy?
Posted: Jul 13th 2010 3:40AM (Unverified) said
The game play seemed fun, but can't get over the atrocious translation job.
Posted: Jul 13th 2010 3:44AM (Unverified) said
Too stiff, gameplay wise for me. Agreeing with DotCom, seems as though it's another cookie cutter job.
Posted: Jul 13th 2010 4:06AM (Unverified) said
I'm on a cow.
Posted: Jul 13th 2010 7:40AM Soviet Shaman said
Strange how it's on the American site but they are offering the EU version to download.
Posted: Jul 13th 2010 8:37AM thedude657 said
I tried the beta. Wasnt feeling it. But then again only played for a few hours.
Posted: Jul 13th 2010 1:01PM Pingles said
There's a layer of complexity to the stats and skills that is intriguing.
The game is a bit dry to start off. The starting area is very wide and uninhabited. I think in levels 1 through 4 I saw four NPCs and the quests were very standard.
They do a good job explaining their skill/talent system if you're ready to read a lot of broken English quest text.
Graphics are good with excellent player models.
I'll stick with it and see how it goes.
The game is a bit dry to start off. The starting area is very wide and uninhabited. I think in levels 1 through 4 I saw four NPCs and the quests were very standard.
They do a good job explaining their skill/talent system if you're ready to read a lot of broken English quest text.
Graphics are good with excellent player models.
I'll stick with it and see how it goes.
Posted: Jul 14th 2010 12:42PM Thrasher said
made it to lvl 10 but I cant get past the cartoony PS2 graphics myself, dont mind playing games made w older graphics engines but this is just a little to bright and fruity for my tastes. oh well, next.................







