[World Symphony]

One of the many virtual reality online games that made its way into the public favor as the development of virtual technology made it possible for users to experience the digital world fully. People could feel all the sensory stimulation that they would get in real life. 

With this, it wasn’t strange for virtual reality online games to suddenly explode in popularity, especially if it was a well made, high budget production that showcased flawless gameplay and stunning graphics. 

[World Symphony] features exactly that. 

It had a stunning environment design that seemed like it never ended, giving its players a high fantasy setting with sky high mountains, beautiful forests and mystical environments that would never exist in real life. Its gameplay wasn’t lacking either. The combat system blended so smoothly into the world that it didn’t feel like it was coded, it felt like something they could’ve done in real life if magic existed. The story was interesting enough, telling about an amnesiac [Hero], the player, as they journey to help their homeland fight against their biggest enemy. It also didn’t push players to a certain path, it gave freedom in letting the players decide what they wanted with the base story that was given.

Overall, [World Symphony] was a sturdy competitor in the virtual reality gaming market. Though it wasn’t overly unique in its setting and graphics or outstanding in its coding, it appealed to a large audience due to their simple approach to gaming and the range of its freedom of choice. It was different from the highly competitive or complex games that had a wide variety of features.

The simplicity, the freedom, and the expanse of the world made the players forget that they were in a virtual reality space. It wouldn’t be wrong to say that players had a new life in [World Symphony]