Review: Tibia
Tibia is a classic 2D game from CipSoft that was one of the earliest MMOs. Released in 1997, the game features sprite graphics, a quest and a job system, and a variety of monsters. There are many servers to choose from, with a mix of PVE and PvP-specific ones available. Tibia is still being updated and balanced, and still attracts thousands of players. The game is free to download and play, but a premium subscription is available that unlocks several more areas, reduces XP loss after death, allows the use of the transport system and enables player-owned homes, among other benefits.
It is free to play the game which is open to the public, though players have the option to pay a fee in order to upgrade to a premium account, granting special in-game benefits, including additional areas to explore, access to vocation promotions, and extra spells.
Gameplay involves advancing levels while training to improve skill levels, hunting monsters using weapons and magical spells, gathering treasure, doing quests and exploring the Tibia world. Players interact with each other in character for conversation, trade and group battles and partake in guilds for more role-playing opportunities.
Tibia Gameplay
Tibia Key Features
- Four Character Vocations | Choose from the Knight, Paladin, Druid, and Sorcerer character vocations.
- Massive Game World | Explore Tibia's massive game world, take on a variety of quests, raids, and events, and play with a huge community of over 200,000 players.
- Guilds | Start a guild to join forces with other players.
- Premium Features | Upgrade your account to gain access to premium features, such as mounts, premium areas, new spells, player housing, and more.
Tibia Media


Minimum System Requirements
OS: Windows 95
Processor: 800 MHz Pentium 3
Memory Ram: 128 MB
Hard Disk Space: 38 MB
Video Card: Any DirectX compatible