So far, my engagement through the game is doing good. Despite being an online game, I can make time playing it while at work. It's that convenient and beautiful given the fact that you can sweat and appreciate the game at the same time. Every 2-3 mins. of song duration has been very meaningful! Moving forward, how would you like to view your gameplay? Do you want it... Plain? How about 2DMV? Or finally, how about 3DMV?

Underrated, simple, fun. Old school rpg goers will like this. It's an mmo, but you can keep to yourself if you want. Can just chill, or level your skills, etc. Very grindy game. People take pride in having high stats for people to see. Anyways, trying it out doesn't take too much time. Installs quickly. Low megabyte game. This game Will last for a long time. Released in 2012 and still going strong.

Like most 3PS/Hero based arena games, the layout of most maps/ "arenas" are in a standard "3 Lane Layout" (3LL) (left, right, and middle). Understanding of these lanes and what happens most in these lanes, can drastically change how you play not only T3 Arena but OW2 as well for example. The "3 Lane Layout" is designed to make the middle lane the central point where the objective is being held or pushed, and allowing the left and right lanes to be used for flanking, support placement, (3/5 times) a sniper of some sort. These are some terms you can use to better understand what's happening and give better comms if needed.

I have been waiting to write this review. Solo Leveling Arise is a game I have been pretty excited for. It has filled the hole that JJK has left in my heart, and I love the idea of being able to play as Sung on his journey. The mechanics themselves feel somewhat like snowboreak, where it is a guided dungeon crawler that requires little effort at first. What I like more than snowboreak here, is to change what kind of attack style you want to use, you just change your weapon. I love that I don't have to grind out crazy sets that I have to gacha my way into. There is some of that, don't get me wrong, but it is more about finding the right weapon for your playstyle.