Tarisland is an upcoming MMORPG from publisher Locojoy Games whose first trailer has drawn comparisons to genre giant World of Warcraft. Slated to launch on both PC and mobile, here’s what we currently know about its release date.
Tarisland’s PC release date brings with it yet another fantasy MMORPG that fights for our time. Judging by its announcement trailer, players who jump in when it launches can explore a variety of environments bursting with color, participate in action-packed fights against large bosses, and ride dragons past the spires of airborne cities.
Tarisland PC release date
Tarisland’s PC release date was confirmed during the Rage of the Dragon boss reveal, revealing that it would be released for PC, Android, and iOS devices on the 21st of June.
- Tarisland PC release date: 21st June, 2024
Crossplay will be supported between PC and mobile devices when the game launches. Tarisland hasn’t been confirmed for consoles like the Xbox Series X/S or PlayStation 5.
Key Features of Tarisland:
- Diverse Classes & Specializations: Step into the 9 classes such as warriors, mages, and priests, each with unique abilities and two specialized paths to master.
- Flexible Talent System: Craft your distinct playstyle using Tarisland’s intricate talent tree system, allowing for cost-free adjustments to adapt to different combat scenarios.
- Challenging Raid Encounters: Join forces with fellow adventurers to conquer epic-level bosses and overcome unique game mechanics in intense cooperative raids.
- Vast Open World: Uncover the secrets of Tarisland’s expansive realm, filled with puzzles, adventures, and unique gameplay experiences beyond traditional questing.
- Cross-Platform Compatibility: Experience the thrill of raid progressions seamlessly across mobile and PC devices, with cross-platform data sharing for true gaming freedom.
The title has been getting flak online for bearing one too many similarities with World of Warcraft.
These range from character silhouettes that remind of figures like Sylvanas or Arthas Menethil, to areas of the world that seem very inspired by Teldrasill, Dalaran, and other locations across Azeroth or the Shadowlands.
This comes as Blizzard’s MMORPG is set to go offline in China as its 14-year partnership with NetEase Games comes to a rather bitter conclusion.
While we wait for details about Tarisland’s release date, you can judge its announcement trailer for yourself and decide whether or not it borrows a little too much from WoW.
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