Review: Prime World

Prime World is Free To Play MOBA with an interesting overworld progression system. Players choose from over a dozen different characters and customize them, picking from hundreds of different shared and unique talents. Talents are permanent and allow you to customize your hero to your playstyle. Talents and abilities are acquired by spending “Prime”, which you earn in battle by defeating enemy hereos and minions. Players can compete in multiple different arenas, including Outpost, Dragonwald, Homeland, and Borderlands

The game is based on the conflict of lords, who fight in the endless battle for control over prime - the most important resource, the possession of which can change the alignment of forces. Prime is magic and a source of technology, a dangerous alien substance, which can change the world and give power over it - everyone needs it. The one who controls the prime, controls the whole world!

Gather a collection of exclusive talents and create an army of invincible heroes. Attack the enemy towers and conquer new territories. Conclude profitable alliances with other clans or subordinate them in battle. Become the first in the world of Praya!

Prime World Gameplay

To explain Castle mode you must first explain resources. Each faction on this game has different names for each of these resources, but going over each one individually doesn't really help. Two of the resources are mainly used for building your castle buildings, the other (while still used for the previous reson) is also used to produce prime.

This mode is kinda easy at first and then really Freakin' hard later on. So carefully read the Challenge mode guides. Green is easymode, Blue and purple are like hard mode, and then orange and red are extreme mode from what I gather. Each has a respective power requirement. The most imporant aspects of this mode are the Quests and the flags.

Boarderlands, Native land, Switcharoo, and Apocolypse These map types I will classify as 5v5... Each one is kinda a little different. Boarderlands is like Vanilla it doesn't have much special rules. Native land matches just make you get more bonuses on native territory(native ground is a concept explained in the turtorial). Switcharoo lets you enter a match and try out a random hero on your team, but does not effect your rating. Apocolypse gives a chance for fallen things to come back as zombies on your side.