Melding elements from battle arena shooters, MOBAs, isometric RPGs, and shoot-em ups, Master X Master (or MxM) wears many hats. This ambitious action game by NCSoft (of Blade & Soul and Guild Wars 2 fame) has finally been released to the public, and there is a lot to take in. Stepping into the shoes of a Master for the first time, and taking in the chaotic cacophony of information is admittedly an overwhelming experience. But we're here to help!
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Master X Master Has Huge Single Player Potential
NCSoft, world famous for their MMOs like Blade and Soul, Guild Wars 2, and Aion, has decided to diversify their game offerings and jump into the MOBA sphere. And why not? It's the fastest growing segment in the industry. MxM's most surprising feature isn't the dual champ "tag teams" or the frenetic action combat. It's the very dedicated focus on a coherent single player experience. Both in aesthetic and in its mechanics.
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5 Things You Should Know About Master x Master
Master x Master is NCSoft's - the Korean game company responsible for MMO's like Aion and Blade & Soul - dive into the MOBA genre. The company throwing its hat into the arena that Riot, Valve, and Blizzard dominate is a risky proposition, but MxM may have just enough going on that it differentiates itself from the competition. That doesn't mean there aren't features MOBA players are familiar with, but NCSoft has definitely created a game that stands out. Here's five things you should know, post pre-Alpha.