The gaming industry is already overcrowded with new games being launched every now and then. Gaming enthusiasts have now one more game to play for Lemon, a Seoul-based mobile game developer declared that Fantasia will roll out in 2010.
Fantasia is a massively multiplayer online game (MMORPG) which does not entail any installation. The game can be regularly synced between PC and mobile phones. Thereby players may not lose a beat whether they are traveling or they are in front of the PC at home. Fantasia players can send a text when they are offline via the PET system and the title lets players summon offline users.
Jang Un Jin, producer at Lemon, commented, “Fantasia employs a system that only maintains the map data currently being used, consuming fewer resources.â€
“Fantasia is a perfect game for the busy modern players who are looking for a quick and easy game without compromising strong RPG components,†remarked Hyo Sung Yoon, CEO at Lemon,
Superior user interfaces like auto target, touchpad support can offer a seamless gameplay in spite of platforms or location. Fantasia boasts of exclusive attributes like instant messenger and mobile-to-PC sync. The game can also be accessed through a wide variety of computers with negligible necessities counting netbooks.
Fantasia comes with helpful on communication tools where players can enjoy PvP and online game-like quests, in addition to an assortment of fast and simple gameplays like 3-minute mini quests and 100 story tower battles. Lemon worked several years on creation to provide competitive graphical quality, skills and maps.
Fantasia is scheduled to release in Korean next year.
