Purples Rain: The Aurora World Open Beta Begins
The Aurora World has launched its open beta. As with many Free-to-Play MMOs, The Aurora World will also be holding special events and giveaways to celebrate the transition into open beta. Notably giving out hordes of purple loot along with rewarding those who are the fastest in obtaining said amounts of purple loot.
Players who reach level 25 and complete a specific daily quest will be rewarded with a level 30 purple weapon for their respective class. Additionally, if you happened to play in the closed beta and reached level 15 you will also be rewarded with a level 15 purple weapons as well as gold luck coins and other prizes. All of this combined leads up to the Lucky Looter event which awards some of the first players to obtain multiple epics with some Razer gear including headsets, mechanical keyboards, and gaming mice.
While The Aurora World is by no means a nex-gen MMORPG, it certainly doesn't take itself too seriously with players being able own and ride Maijin pets that ranged from flying drums, a Santa Mount, and a soccer obsessed cartoon Tiger who turns into a rideable soccer ball. They even have a Mario-Kart styled mini game where 200 players race around a map as random animals while picking up powerups to mess with opponents. Overall the game almost had a "Blizzard" like charm to it.
You can find out more details concerning the open beta and the giveaways by visiting the official site here.
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nice but i find the game play booring :/ still goona wait for a better game
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they take the adventure and fun away from the game by lettting it play itself and lack of story to the game that's original and fresh.
this will be another fail game.