I’m sure at one time, Aika Online was a beautiful game. Not be constrained by lack of options because some development team or publisher found it not to be necessary to extract cash from a player’s pocket. To me, this isn’t very fun as I like to be different – I like to forge my own destiny in a game. Progression for one class will basically always be the same no matter what you won’t be any different than any other warrior except in maybe gear quality. This goes for abilities and stats as well. Sure, you can dress up your Pran in cute costumes, but there is only a limited number of options and it is not uncommon to find Prans that look exactly like yours, or other players who are your exact clone. Some people may not be bothered by this, but after having played modern F2P MMOs that have incredible character customization, I find it hard to be satisfied with what I found in Aika Online.Įven after character customization, Aika manages to provide a stunning lack of customization in any form. You get a small selection of hair styles, colors and face types and that’s it. As well as the gender locked classes, there are few customization options when designing your character. There are gender locked classes, of which there are very few to choose from. Aika Online has been a staple in the F2P market for many years now, and it’s time that we give it a re-review to see how it stands up to the market today. While keeping the traditional MMORPG model, Aika has managed to create unique game features and that isn’t something we get to see often, unfortunately. Another feature that attracts players are the Prans, which are fairies that you raise from a fairy into a full-grown Pran – evolving based on your choices on how you treat them. Because of its focus on realm versus realm, Aika attracts many players who enjoy PVP combat. Aika Online is an MMORPG that features an RvR-centric game style.

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