I've been playing this game for about 12 years now. I've had my good share of breaks and quits from it, but it's that type of game you always go back to. If you're loking for a different type of MMORPG game, I do recommend this.

The game says free in the steam store, but it's not. You have a limited area to play on as a f2p player, and certain restrictions when it comes to what you can do in the game (pets, areas, profession levels, creating a guild etc). Althought they recently expanded the f2p areas, it can still get a bit boring if you no longer have any problems with the monsters available there. The one week subscription is rather cheap, and I recommend you to give it a chance and try it if you like the game to help you create a better picture of it.
- Sidenote: You can subscribe using ingame money (kamas) if you don't wish to spend any actual money on it. If you familiarize yourself with the crafting professions and system, you can earn kamas rather quickly.

The game is turn-based, and has a rather cute animation style.
You have 18 different unique classes to choose from, some easier to play than others. You start the game with a short helpful tutorial, and then enter Incarnam, the village hidden in the clouds. Althought quests can get a bit boring in the long run, I do recommend doing them and finishing them while you're in Incarnam. Not only does it give you bonus xp to finish the achievements connected to the quests, it will also help you get an overview of the game and what's to come. You will also encounter some humourous NPC's, and who doesn't love that.

The game is a lot more fun with friends, but it works alone as well. You are free to create alternative accounts if needed or preferred. Joining guilds is rather easy tho, which should help you build a few friendships early on.


What's important to remember when you enter the game
-Do not expect to be able to access the entire world, as it is limited to paying players.
-If you decide to play the game through steam instead of downloading it from it's original website, you can't multiaccount, as the steam launcher doesn't allow it. You can however multiaccount on the normal Dofus launcher and have your main on steam if wanted.
-If you connect an already existing account to the steam launcher, you do not get your already achieved achievements registered (which is essentially annoying the c*ap out of me) I have hope they might fix that later on.

I've been playing this game for about 12 years now. I've had my good share of breaks and quits from it, but it's that type of game you always go back to. If you're loking for a different type of MMORPG game, I do recommend this. The game says free in the steam store, but it's not. You have a limited area to play on as a f2p player, and certain restrictions when it comes to what you can do in the game (pets, areas, profession levels, creating a guild etc). Althought they recently expanded the f2p areas, it can still get a bit boring if you no longer have any problems with the monsters available there. The one week subscription is rather cheap, and I recommend you to give it a chance and try it if you like the game to help you create a better picture of it. - Sidenote: You can subscribe using ingame money (kamas) if you don't wish to spend any actual money on it. If you familiarize yourself with the crafting professions and system, you can earn kamas rather quickly. The game is turn-based, and has a rather cute animation style. You have 18 different unique classes to choose from, some easier to play than others. You start the game with a short helpful tutorial, and then enter Incarnam, the village hidden in the clouds. Althought quests can get a bit boring in the long run, I do recommend doing them and finishing them while you're in Incarnam. Not only does it give you bonus xp to finish the achievements connected to the quests, it will also help you get an overview of the game and what's to come. You will also encounter some humourous NPC's, [i]and who doesn't love that[/i]. The game is a lot more fun with friends, but it works alone as well. You are free to create alternative accounts if needed or preferred. Joining guilds is rather easy tho, which should help you build a few friendships early on. [b]What's important to remember when you enter the game[/b] -Do not expect to be able to access the entire world, as it is limited to paying players. -If you decide to play the game through steam instead of downloading it from it's original website, you can't multiaccount, as the steam launcher doesn't allow it. You can however multiaccount on the normal Dofus launcher and have your main on steam if wanted. -If you connect an already existing account to the steam launcher, you do not get your already achieved achievements registered (which is essentially annoying the c*ap out of me) I have hope they might fix that later on.