Dawn Review

Dawn seems to be the very first of its kind in gaming experience. The world of Dawn begins with nothing. No towns, no weapon venders, no houses, nothing. It is up to the players to create cities, slay beasts, and turn the dead world into prosperous kingdoms.

In the world of Dawn, players must use the resources that the world supplies them with. There is no ore or wood in stock at some city made by the creators. You must forge an axe or a pickax and use your skills to mine or woodcut. The players must trust each other and help to build kingdoms to rake in gold, fame, and war. Now, will you fight along side of players? or will you betray them? Dawn has endless options.

Players can be permanently killed by monsters or even other players. You hear some players trash talking you? You can actually do something about it. Go, fight them to the death, destroy there villages, kill their civilians. What are they going to do about it? Dawn gives players that opportunity. Dawn also allows players to permanently control monsters. As long as your new tiger does not die, it will follow you, fight for you, and even defend you.

Dawn incorporates parts of RPG, FPS, and RTS making the game truly, unique. Dawn will be a must play, any true gamer will not miss an oppurtunity to RULE a virtual world.