The quest based ‘Perfect World’ is such an interesting, mystical game because it has such a neat background story. It is not just made up on the spot, but is based on an old Chinese myth that Pangu, a Chinese ancestor, built the sky, the land and humans. The game creates a particularly historical atmosphere and brings players into an age-old, mysterious and previously undiscovered world with an epic background and extravagant story contents.
Completing quests is particularly my favorite part of the game. To get into the shoes of your character, which can be specifically created by you with the beautiful graphics of the game, and complete tasks as though you are living the life of the character is completely fulfilling.
As you advance in the levels there is more and more community play required, which can be enjoyable but can also lead to problems since this is a Chinese made game and the people participating are playing from around the world. Obstacles such as language barriers can be a problem when you are involved in online group play.
I enjoy the character creations and the personal conquests the game can provide you through the early levels, but since there 100+ levels, those going on further are mostly hard-core gamers. The stunning visuals are enough to draw anyone in for a little peek, though.
