Despite having to bear the terrible weight of bringing WoW back from the brink of disaster, Legion smashes it out of the park. With new areas to explore on the Broken Isles, fabled artefact weapons suited to each class' lore, an entirely new class to experiment with, and it has finally found a way...

Class identity; Characters dripping with personality; Stellar voice acting; Stories that actually invoke feelings; Numerous activities to experience

Famed artefact weapons not legendary

Sometimes you fight, Anduin.

Choose your own quest structure; Solo questing no longer feels lonely; Feels like a return to the early days

Chore like quests still overly prevalent

For years it's been safe to take digs at World of Warcraft's shortcomings relative to more modern games while still acknowledging its enduring greatness. "Sure," you could say, "Blizzard does dungeons well and there's a nice mix of in-game activities, but too bad it's not as social as it used to...

If you're a fan of the genre (and maybe even if you're not), as the most popular MMORPG currently available, it's almost impossible to have missed the release of the sixth instalment of World of Warcraft.

World of Warcraft: Legion bears a terrible weight. In some ways, it feels like an apology for the mistakes made during the previous WoW expansion, Warlords of Draenor. Those mistakes also led many to believe World of Warcraft's days were numbered, and now Legion is tasked with not only making up for...

After Warlords of Draenors failure Blizzard managed to keep their falling subscribers at bay.If not it brought many of them back such as me.I played this game since 2004 and had a lot of fun.When WoD released it promised alot but delivered non but now Blizzard finnaly listened to community and...

Ambience,Gameplay,play with friends,awesome and relaxing music,tons of new content

no new battlegrounds,artifacts,price