The graphics weren't quite as impressive as I was expecting for an MMO launching in 2021 – even with the settings cranked all the way up – and I found the first cutscene to be a bit awkward with stilted animation. Unfortunately, things started a bit rough. Once you've picked your class and race, you'll have the chance to modify their appearance to your liking before diving straight into the action. Other class options include the tank-like Destroyer and mage-like Force Master. This is your standard, balanced class, excelling in both an offensive or defensive role. I opted for a human-like Jin and the Blade Master class. While I didn't have time to dive deep into every class, it's clear that they'll each bring a different playstyle to the world of Blade & Soul Revolution. You'll have four races to choose from – some of which are gender-locked – and five unique classes. Like any MMO worth its salt, Blade & Soul Revolution features a robust character creator.
Ahead of its launch, I was able to spend a few hours working my way through the early levels of the game – getting a hands-on look at its narrative, complex combat system, and how it plans to set itself apart from the competition. Although Blade & Soul Revolution is currently available in certain regions throughout Asia, Netmarble has officially set a global release for sometime in 2021. Blade & Soul Revolution is an upcoming mobile MMORPG from Netmarble, the studio behind 2016's popular Lineage 2 Revolution.
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