The graphics are in tune with the previous games of AE. It's a lightweight game and the cross-platform is welcome and innovative. Maybe there are some misspelling, sorry for that if you find one, english is not my main language. Well, this are my opinions so far about 1 hour that i played the game, pls don't judge me only because i played 1 hour, i just needed 1 hour to figure out the direction of the rest of the gameplay, i feel that this game has potential and the dev team behind it is very capable to do cool things :) : I haven't played any of AE's other games, but AQ3D is very boring. Will there be raids, will there be a way to earn Dragon Crystals in-game, will there be more to do besides fetch-quest and see how much gold you can collect? Crafting isn't gather and craft, it's gather and wait. It has no guild (coming some time down the road apparently), no end-game (standing in a circle around a mob, group killing it every 20 seconds is not end-game) and the environment doesn't captivate you. If they are trying to simplify the genre or re-invent the wheel, ok, but AQ3D has no trading, no economy, no auction and no need for any of it because all you do is stand around collecting gold for that next 4 hour craft. I'm not paying for vault space, and I don't see any reason to back the game because it's been in beta forever). I am a cosmetic collector, so I am crafting 1/2 of the stuff in the game anyways (even though I have no space to put it. you get to 17 in no time at all and then you stand around farming for stuff that you don't even need. From potions to vault space they want real money.

Micro-transaction for just about everything. I don't mind it so much but I don't exactly like it. AQ3D has numerous flaws, in no particular order:

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