Glen Gugliotti has taken up the review mount for World of Warcraft: Legion and because it's an MMO with so much new stuff to explore, we've done a "review-in-progress" type of thing, with this, obviously, being part two. You can check out part one here , and then Read on for his final thoughts...

Kunio's a hot-blooded teenager who's known as the toughest punk at school--his very name sends fear down the spines of rival troublemakers across Tokyo. Grades and respect for authority mean little to him--he's all about fighting for his own personal brand of justice, and if that means pummeling a...

Great localization; Combat is accessible and initially enjoyable; RPG-style progression systems are a nice twist

Boss battles tend to drag; Combat in optional missions grows repetitive

Resident WoW tragic Alan powers through Legion, the sixth expansion for Blizzard's aging but still all-conquering MMO.

Co-operative play is back in a big way; Artifact weapons are extremely rewarding; An entertaining mix of scenarios and regular quests; Gameplay is improved

Over the past few years now, World of Warcraft subscribers have been drifting away from the game, canceling their accounts or putting them on hold. The question as to whether there was a game still worth playing, or even content really worth exploring, hung in the air.

I am prepared, actually It always feels strange looking back to screenshots of a journey through an MMO. You are logged out. Login | Sign up To make this a more rounded review I took the brand new hero class of Demon Hunter to the new level 110 cap, and it's slowly become one of my favorites.

"New content that's less like busywork, and more like meaningful progression."

I've invested more time into World of Warcraft and its five expansions than any other game: My playtime across numerous characters adds up to multiple thousands of hours. As you might expect, over the years I've experienced pretty much everything the game has to offer, from pet battling through...

While it might be too much of a time commitment for my tastes, World of Warcraft: Legion is a worth follow up to the legacy the game has had for over a decade. They've made some very intelligent decisions with how you can approach content and how the expansion unfolds both for your old classes and...

The best expansion to the epic MMORPG for a long time - and maybe the best expansion ever!

Some grudge matches are worth waiting for. Ever since World of Warcraft [ official site ] launched, one of the biggest threats hanging over its head has been the return of the interdimensional demon army The Burning Legion. A force of pure chaos. An army capable of conquering a multiverse.