It?s time to revisit the MMO scene we?ve been talking about. Black Desert Mobile by Pearly Abyss has officially launched in South Korea on February 28th. So why should you care" Because this game truly feels like something special. I was able to download Black Desert Mobile from the Korean app store using an alternate account and I spent some time with it over the course of a single night. With that being said, the game is currently entirely in Korean, so I had a bit of trouble navigating the menus and finding all of what the game has to offer, but the taste I?ve had so far I have enjoyed immensely.

So what is Black Desert Mobile" First let?s start with it?s big brother on PC; Black Desert Online, which was launched back in 2014 in Korea (2016 in North America), and promised to be a next-gen MMO, showcasing much of the traditional elements of MMORPGs while taking an Action RPG approach to combat that required active aiming, dodging and combos as well as mounted combat. The game received generally favorable reviews and has continued to draw 100,000 concurrent users Enter Black Desert Mobile. While Black Desert Online may not have entirely changed the MMO game on PC, its mobile counter-part just may change the mobile MMO in a big way. I navigated the first few menus of the game on start-up mostly by tapping on random things since I can?t read Korean, but the flow seemed to match just about every other MMO: account name, server choices and then character creation. I...