Tarisland

Playing Tarisland feels like stepping into a world that’s trying to bring back that old-school MMO feeling… but without wasting your whole day. At first, it hits you with that classic fantasy vibe—big maps, dungeons, classes, raids. You pick a role, and straight away you feel like you’re part of something bigger, not just a solo player running missions. Combat is where it stays interesting. It’s not fully auto like lazy MMOs. You actually need to

What a shame, this game just vanished. They tried very hard to stick players. Lack of content was stretched by time gating, died sooner than expected.

Tarisland feels like a modern attempt to bring classic MMORPG depth into a cleaner, more balanced mobile experience. Right from the start, it focuses on structured gameplay. Classes have clear roles—tank, healer, DPS—and that actually matters. Dungeons and raids aren’t just about power, they require coordination and understanding mechanics, which gives the game a more serious MMO feel. Combat is manual and skill-based. You’re actively using abilities, dodging attacks, and managing cooldowns. It avoids heavy auto-play, which makes fights feel more engaging, especially during boss encounters. The world design is polished but not overdone. It leans toward a clean fantasy style—nothing too experimental, but everything feels well put together and easy to navigate. One thing that stands out is its approach to balance. It tries to reduce the gap between players, avoiding heavy pay-to-win elements. Progression is more about time and skill rather than spending, which is a big plus. Raids and PvE content are where it really shines. Teamplay matters, and success feels earned instead of automatic. It gives that proper MMO satisfaction. But it’s still growing. Content can feel limited after a while, and if updates don’t keep up, players might run out of things to do. Also, if you prefer solo play, the strong focus on group content might not always suit you. Overall, Tarisland is clean, balanced, and focused. It doesn’t try to overwhelm—it just delivers a solid MMORPG experience with real teamwork at its core.

This game had potential to be great but the devs ruined it with laziness and greed. What a shame. It can still be fixed tho. Add 3d models for each item and make that equipment actually appears on your characters. Remove p2w features. Make battlefields and pvp completely balanced by downscaling all players to the same stats. Optimise the game to run better on mobile devices without overheating. And put in a little bit of money to get better voice acting. Then add endgame content like fun raids and create a tutorial raid that is a"requirement" to complete before being allowed into the raid. You could also make ingame links to YouTube tutorials. Then tarisland would revive quick!

Got very repetitive very quick!!! Looks great but just another cash grab game. The devs are liars and that's all you need to know!! Don't bother...

Bad bad Very bad game. First: you start, and then... Lv41. Second: Voice acting sucks... Third: Pointless skills. Just keep pressing them for attacks with no change whatssoever. DUDE THIS IS BAD. Im launghing hard bc its so bad.

Game sangat buruk, gameplay terlalu kaku dan berat. Kembalikan game CHIMERALAND the best of open world and sandbox

I'm enjoying it so far, but I'm going to stop playing soon because games like Tarisland require time and patience to build the player character. What I enjoy about Tarisland is that it tries to capture the same essences as World of Warcraft, which is wonderful because such games are rare on mobile. However, many people were unhappy because of one unbroken promise from the developers: if you can't make a promise become a reality, don't make it.

All good, everything good MMORPG should have but it lacks player base not long after all new season things appears. Only 2 Classes are not gender locked but overall experience is very good as i starter playing day 1 and returned nie when new season startą. Many new game systems and locations added, improvements, more ways to build a character etc. On endgame its doing hard mode instances , completing game achievements for skins, mounts, resources, pvp od you wany and speed runs that got leaderboard even. No Pay to win at all , only getting skins is a bit p2w heavy. I think i would recommend to try this game now in Season 1 , (october 22. 2024). Casuals can find the game fun and Pro Gamers can Play the game for leaderboards and Big Edwards, there is lot of stuff to collect.    -Anderzsen. EU1

It was fun for the first two weeks. Sizzled out rather fast. No physical alteration on gear beyond the same costume everyone gets shot this in the foot, hard. Repetitive gameplay did not help. This was a quick burnout. Shane. I was really looking forward to this on the lead up.