However, as a mobile game, Ragnarok X suffers from several limitations, which are mostly unrelated to the game itself, but rather to the platform in which you’re supposed to play it. If you were, or still are, a fan of the original Ragnarok Online, then you’ll be pleased with the direction its latest instalment is taking. In this sense, ROX feels similar to the original, but with a fresh new coat of paint, which is always a welcome surprise. ROX is taking gamers back to Midgard but with an entirely unique presentation, taking the original 2D art style of the original game, as well as its combat style and rhythm, and realizing it perfectly in a fully 3D world. Nevertheless, the franchise has been going strong in the mobile market, first with Ragnarok M: Eternal Love, which was released back in 2018, and now with the upcoming Ragnarok X: The Next Generation, which is launching in SEA later this week!
In fact, RO is still available to this day, though it’s popularity has all but waned at this point. Now, Ragnarok Online hardly needs an introduction at this point it’s simply one of the most popular MMORPGs of the 2000s, which coexisted alongside other titans like Lineage 2, Aion, Tera, and Final Fantasy XI, among others.
The new Ragnarok X: Next Generation is shaping up to be the greatest the franchise has ever been, featuring the same elements you’d expect from a Ragnarok Online game: Vast open worlds, in-depth job and skill systems, a massive variety of monsters to find and fight, and a myriad of quests and missions to complete in exchange for great treasures and rewards.
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